Vilhuer

WP0ZZZ92ZNS800653
1992
M28.49
G28.57
C07 Italy
M034 Version for Italy
M139 Seat heating left
M239 ?
M403 Pressure cast 17" wheels
M411 License bracket, front
M418 Protective side mouldings
M423 Cassette container and coin box
M437 Comfort seat left
M438 Comfort seat right
M481 5-speed manual transmission
M537 Left seat with built in memory and lumbar
M562 Airbags
M567 Windshield green graduated tint
M573 Air-conditioner
M595 Rear spoiler painted to match body
M650 Sunroof
M930 Seat cover rear LLL
M983 Leather seats front and rear

siscogts

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you!!!!!!
Francesco

I will investigate what M239 is!
Francesco

siscogts

Can't find anything.....And I can't find anything about interior code SX, I believe it is marine blue or midnight blue....
Francesco

Roger

Can you look up these 2 for me:

WPOJA0920CS821257

WPOJB0929HS861924

Thanks

Vilhuer

So far I haven't managed to find out what it is but I have suspicion its same as M231 and M232.

231 Change of manufacturer of tyre installed on the production line (not customer selectable)
232 Change of manufacturer of tyre installed on the production line (not customer selectable)

M239 can be similar where factory put different tires on production line and marked this into option list. Almost all GTS have M239. If it were something more visible on it would be known by now what it is.

WP0JA0920CS821257
1982
M28.15
G28.05
C02 USA
M126 Digital radio
M220 Locking differential (40%)
M438 Comfort seat right
M471 Sport group 1 (Competition Package)
M484 Symbols for controls
M533 Alarm system
M650 Sunroof

WP0JB0929HS861924
1987
M28.42
A28.12
C02 Rest of USA, not California
M018 Steering wheel with elevated hub
M158 Blaupunkt Reno radio
M302 Type designated on rear end
M418 Protective side mouldings
M490 Hi-fi sound system
M494 Amplifier system
M533 Alarm system
M570 High output air-conditioner
M650 Sunroof

Roger

Thank you!!!

Interesting that the link for the 87 shows that it's a 5 speed...even though my car is an automatic.

Vilhuer

Link is Rennlist automated thing which do not have much connection with reality. It just pops into message in case site software identifies piece of text to be 17 digit VIN. Code doesn't know ROW VINs at all for example. In theory it could find all same data as what is available at Porsche factory but for obvious reasons Porsche doesn't want to make it accessable.

auzivision

If it's not too much trouble to ask, would you mind running mine?

WPOJBO927HSH60870

Just curious, the sticker in the boot was removed.

Mr. Piff

Yes, if not too much trouble, please check
WPOJBO923HS860414.

Thanks

928cs

WP0JB092_HS860870

1987 automatic S4 US
Delivered in the USA execpt California

M018: Sport steering wheel with elevated hub 30mm
I158: Radio "Monterey" - 86 "Reno" - 87
I302: Type designated on rear end
M418: Protective side mouldings
M490: Hi-Fi sound system
M494: Additional amplifier
M533: Alarm system
M570: High output air conditioner
M650: Sunroof

928cs

WP0JB0923HS860414
Manual 1987 US S4
Delivered in the US except California
M018: Sport steering wheel with elevated hub 30mm
I158: Radio "Monterey" - 86 "Reno" - 87
M220: Locking differential
M481: 5 speed manual transmission
M490: Hi-Fi sound system
M494: Additional amplifier
M533: Alarm system
M650: Sunroof

Mr. Piff

Thanks 928cs

auzivision

merci beaucoup

Felix928

Is there any way to know the date of manufacture of a Euro 89S4?

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Hilton

Yes, phone Porsche customer service at your regional Porsche HQ and ask them

(In my case, I phoned Porsche GB's headquarters in Reading, UK - as my car was ex-UK)