Porsche 924 Turbo Series 2 MY81 VIN Decode
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Hi,
Am considering this car in Australia with following VIN,
Vin# is WPOZZZ932BN100260
Confirm that it is a 1981 but suggests a a Type 931 (LHD versus Type 932 being RHD. Suspect this car may have had a conversion as some stage.
Where can I find out where it was initially delivered. and any other history??
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Tony
Am considering this car in Australia with following VIN,
Vin# is WPOZZZ932BN100260
Confirm that it is a 1981 but suggests a a Type 931 (LHD versus Type 932 being RHD. Suspect this car may have had a conversion as some stage.
Where can I find out where it was initially delivered. and any other history??
Cheers
Tony
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Tony, correct...this VIN identifies an '81 931, s/n 260.
WPOZZZ932BN100260...identifies this as a 931, vice 932.
WPOZZZ932BN100260...identifies this as an '81 chassis.
Re: original delivery...have you inquired with your regional Porsche center/dealer?
WPOZZZ932BN100260...identifies this as a 931, vice 932.
WPOZZZ932BN100260...identifies this as an '81 chassis.
Re: original delivery...have you inquired with your regional Porsche center/dealer?
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I'll admit up front that I could be wrong about this, but I am not aware that the VIN on a RHD 924 Turbo reflects the internal project code "932". Although not entirely and definitively clear, https://www.stuttcars.com/technical/vin-decoder/ indicates that the VIN for a RHD / ROW car would be WPOZZZ93xxx1xxxxx. I had a look through the 924 Registry, and none of the UK, SA, or AU entries have a 93xxx2 VIN, they all have 93xxx1.
I doubt seriously that the car would have gone through a LHD to RHD conversion, although stranger things have been done.
I doubt seriously that the car would have gone through a LHD to RHD conversion, although stranger things have been done.
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HI,
Thanks to al who have replied and provided usual and confirmatory information. It sounds like it may well have been a RHD car from the beginning. Will look to do some further checks with Porsche. Thanks again to all who replied.
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Thanks to al who have replied and provided usual and confirmatory information. It sounds like it may well have been a RHD car from the beginning. Will look to do some further checks with Porsche. Thanks again to all who replied.
Cheers