vernon

how many 1989 964 where their made in 1989. Vernon

justin-in-athens

see attached

vernon

thank you so much for your help that really help me. Vernon

cobalt

Guys we need to discard this. It is all wrong full of misinformation.

Subtract at a minimum 60 cars from each VIN for each MY for US or 1057 for 89 US spec C4's. But that number includes the Canadian cars as well. There is more wrong about this chart than right.

justin-in-athens

Maybe, I didn't make it. I pulled it from this website, and i trust Adrian's research, but he probably did not build this chart.

cobalt

We lived through this and when it was created it was the most accurate. It was compiled by a RL member taking into consideration some of the changes we learned about and supplements Adrian made to his guide. Unfortunately once it is posted on the internet it lives forever. Nothing against you most of the world uses this info unfortunately it is no longer accurate.

In just C2/C4 coupes there are nearly 2000 less made than initially believed. Also all the turbo and specialty model info is wrong. For the US Subtract 60 cars per VIN for every year every category and then there are the double counted M718 cars. It gets quite complex but these are some of the rarer Porsche's made at least for the US market.

Adrian made a valiant effort and was one of the pioneers in compiling this info but so much has been learned in the last few years. Nothing against him Porsche is so secretive and their records are a mystery but enthusiasts are narrowing the numbers down.

For instance a total of 335 94 turbo 3.6's came to the US with 15 package cars, 39 Turbo S's and 2 X88 optioned cars. As you can see these numbers aren't close to what is listed.

baldy

Also have to add that it's model year, not calendar...

Mine's a November '89 C2, which is probably listed as a '90 in that chart, that or it doesn't exist!!!

Sorry if I'm stating the obvious...

Earlydays

That's right, Model Year 1990 C2's started production in September 1989.

tsp533

Has anyone yet compiled a chart that reflects the current known or suspected 964 production info? Given how often Mr. Streather's chart pops up on the various forums, a similar but updated chart probably would see significant distribution.