Tom R.

I bought my brother an '84 sales brochure to go with his '84 with 33K (was 31 in june).

I thought the cookie cutters were standard, but the brochure shows them under a picture of the 5 spoke rims, and identifies the cookie cutters as optional.

I spotted a few typos in the brochure, and am wondering if this was a mix up?

His car has the sport suspension and adjustable shocks.

Thanks
Tom

Olli Snellman

At least in europe cookie cutters were standard on '84 models.Fuchs were available for extra cost.
---------------------------------------------Olli,
'88 951

Ahmet

I believe cookies were one of the offered optional rims for 84 (along with the other fuchs).

The tire size 215/60/15 came with the optional cookies, as the standard tire size was more like 185/65/15? Either way, it's extremely rare to see a 944 with smaller then 215 wide tires on it, perhaps it was a no cost delete option, like the sunroof?
Ahmet

Olli Snellman

In europe "standard" tire size was 185/70 VR 15 with Cookie cutters as a standard rim.Most people ordered their cars with 215/60 VR 15 tires.
Olli
'88 951

Ahmet

That seems damn skinny, and tall!!!

I wonder if some of the published road test data was obtained using these tires...
Ahmet