Internal Number?
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But isn't that the internal code for the revised Boxster? I think they went from 986 to 987,--like the 996 to 997 change in MY05.
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Originally Posted by Edgy01
But isn't that the internal code for the revised Boxster?
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Originally Posted by soltino
C = 100
C7S = 1007 S <?>
C7S = 1007 S <?>
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I have heard C7S as the project number. The chassis code of 987120 does make a lot of sense though. If you look at existing chassis codes....
997110 = 997 Carrera Coupe
997120 = 997 Carrera 'S' Coupe
997310 = 997 Carrera Cab
997320 = 997 Carrera 'S' Cab
987310 = 987
987320 = 987 'S'
Seeing as the Cayman is basically a boxster coupe it makes perfect sense that the chassis code would be 987120, and the forthcoming "Cayman" non S would be 987110.
997110 = 997 Carrera Coupe
997120 = 997 Carrera 'S' Coupe
997310 = 997 Carrera Cab
997320 = 997 Carrera 'S' Cab
987310 = 987
987320 = 987 'S'
Seeing as the Cayman is basically a boxster coupe it makes perfect sense that the chassis code would be 987120, and the forthcoming "Cayman" non S would be 987110.
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Today I went to Porsche's "Build Your Own" page: cc.porsche.com. For some reason the page did not load correctly and where the words "Cayman" and "Cayman S" should be, the characters "_987110_" and "987120_" appeared. This would support the idea that the Cayman's internal number is "987110" and the Cayman-S's number is "987120". To be consistent with PTEC's post, that would mean the Boxter would be "987310" and the Boxter-S would be "987320". - just speculation on my part.