Gleno928

can anyone decode this for me.
9289201528

My new project parts a 928RUS Thanks Jim!!!

Glen

From Calgary

Rob Edwards

Hi Glen-

I'm afraid the decoding database only works for 1980-95 928s, yours is a '79. PCNA may be able to help, but at some cost...

Gleno928

Sorry what is PNCA? I was more wanting to know is the last 4 the production number or the last 3?

Rob Edwards

Porsche Cars North America- they should be able to print you a certificate of authenticity that would list the option codes. $110 unless you're a member of PCA.

http://www.porsche.com/usa/accessori...fauthenticity/

Last 4 digits is the serial #, so yours is the 1528th U.S. '79 model.

Gleno928

Thank you for the quick response. So #1528 Do you know how many where produced in 79? I know its not rare at all just nice to know.
Thanks again.

Rob Edwards

2275 in the U.S. and Canada, 5437 worldwide.

https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...in-thread.html

Jadz928

Looks like Rob has you all set. For future searches, decode 78, 79, 80 VINs here:
http://928classics.com/4/post/2014/0...igit-vins.html

Gleno928

Thank you very much!! Good to know i have a place to get some answers on these things.

OTR18WHEELER

Here's another 79 for ya, I looked at this one today.
Glasurit paint is 5 yrs old. Its in Chicago Ridge, IL.




79 928





79 928

RennPartsDirect

So did you buy it?

OTR18WHEELER

No, it's a complete project car, been sitting several years.
Although the paint and body are very good, the interior is typical of all outside sitters.
Too much of a project for a driver, and too much for me to get involved in restoration.