anyone have the key to how to read the option codes that are on the sticker that is under the hood. I think the sticker also has the paint codes as well.

 

pcar.com has the codes and description.

 

http://www.kindel.com/porsche/options.asp

 

http://p-car.com/technical/option.html

Pricing is also there in a PDF...

 

looking for op codes for a 1995. Found one op code that read exclusive option. What might this be?

 

Maybe you better list the codes that you cannot find ?

 

I have the "Exclusive Programme" option on both my cars (as well as a previous 944). I think it just means it was made to order in most cases, not a normal car sent to a dealer. Ther 944 did have a secial interior, but the 968 and 993 are standard cars, as far as I can tell.

 

Here they are L92M, PJ
CO2, XD4, 437, 438, 454, 490, 551, 680, 694, 09991

 

One of my 964s had that 09991 or similar code, which means manufactured from the exclusive program. There was nothing special or "exclusive" about that car so I wouldn't read too much into it.

 

The paint code in your sticker is L92M which means Water Polar Silver Metallic.

 

The Exclusiv option cars were 'ordered' cars that deviated from stock production in some way. It could be having a drivers seat with 8 way control and a passenger 4 way, to paint-to-sample, to rootwood shift/ebrake, to full leather, to crested seats, etc.

Since this was done at Porsche I don't know if any 944's-unless the very late S2's, which were built at Stuttgart, were covered by the Exclusiv program-since they were built at Neckarsulm.

 

My exclusive 944 was an 85.5. Had no sunroof with perf leather headliner and black/tan/script interior.

 

I also had a 85.5-full leather front and back, heated power sport seats, sport shocks and springs, color coded Fuchs with polished lips-but these were available options. No 09991 options. Before the Exclusiv program it was called Special Wishes or something like that, but it was done at Stuttgart.