996TT TLC thread: Bought the cheapest car in Europe
#17
Racer
At $28,200 U.S. you did good. I paid $63,500 for a 2004 6spd man., Basalt black with full leather and 17,500 miles.Oh yeah, refinish the wheels but don't paint them red
Beautiful Family by the way. Everyone seems to be enjoying the car.
Beautiful Family by the way. Everyone seems to be enjoying the car.
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paddlefoot64 (05-15-2020)
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Congrats - good to see you got the 'right' external color; the red is pretty interesting - I think that's the first one I have seen with that interior.
Welcome, auto or not, you'll love it. I see your kids are also closing in on driving it...
Welcome, auto or not, you'll love it. I see your kids are also closing in on driving it...
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Nice knocked out wall to make them fit...
#22
Drifting
No it is not the option list, it is the build sheet.
It also has cruise control, but that is not on the build sheet...
Option codes are:
L6B4 Seal Gray Metallic
MC Special order Boxter red
C00 Germany
xsc Porsche crest embossed in headrests
x46 Aluminium Tiptronic selector lever
x98 Aluminium inlay handbrake lever
249 Tiptronic transmission, 5-speed
432 Tiptronic buttons for steering wheel
635 ParkAssistant
650 Sun-moon-roof
662 PCM 1 Porsche Communication Management screen with navigation, telephone module, radio, cassette player
663 Telephone handset
680 Nokia DSP (Digital Sound Processing) audio system
892
939 Draped leather rear seats
982 Draped leather front seats
9991 9991 is from the exclusive programme. Means the car was specially ordered from Porsche with an option that was not available in the catalog - something like unique color combo interior or wing or something
It also has cruise control, but that is not on the build sheet...
Option codes are:
L6B4 Seal Gray Metallic
MC Special order Boxter red
C00 Germany
xsc Porsche crest embossed in headrests
x46 Aluminium Tiptronic selector lever
x98 Aluminium inlay handbrake lever
249 Tiptronic transmission, 5-speed
432 Tiptronic buttons for steering wheel
635 ParkAssistant
650 Sun-moon-roof
662 PCM 1 Porsche Communication Management screen with navigation, telephone module, radio, cassette player
663 Telephone handset
680 Nokia DSP (Digital Sound Processing) audio system
892
939 Draped leather rear seats
982 Draped leather front seats
9991 9991 is from the exclusive programme. Means the car was specially ordered from Porsche with an option that was not available in the catalog - something like unique color combo interior or wing or something
Also nice find. Very cheap!
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Does it really have a moon roof? I’ve never seen that option and would be interested in a photo if it’s true.
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#25
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This build code/option code list (below) only shows a "sun-moon-roof" listing. No "sunroof" listing.
The Germans probably just consider the availability of a hole in the roof to be for either letting the sunlight in during the day, or the moonlight in during the night.
https://www.stuttcars.com/technical/...des/993-96-98/
The Germans probably just consider the availability of a hole in the roof to be for either letting the sunlight in during the day, or the moonlight in during the night.
https://www.stuttcars.com/technical/...des/993-96-98/
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kghaas (03-19-2020)
#27
My car has this. How do we find the build sheet and options for our cars. Obviously I can look at my car and see what's on it but would be interested to see.
#28
Congrats on the car. Great buy!
#29
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The options list should be on a sticker on the inside of the front hood. A VIN search should also identify the car's options.
#30
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This build code/option code list (below) only shows a "sun-moon-roof" listing. No "sunroof" listing.
The Germans probably just consider the availability of a hole in the roof to be for either letting the sunlight in during the day, or the moonlight in during the night.
https://www.stuttcars.com/technical/...des/993-96-98/
The Germans probably just consider the availability of a hole in the roof to be for either letting the sunlight in during the day, or the moonlight in during the night.
https://www.stuttcars.com/technical/...des/993-96-98/
The Sun-Moon referance is actually much more correct than a Sunroof, since it works for both sun and moon
I love to drive my convertibles in the night, when I have the stars in the sky above. It feels like a more special experience than driving in daytime.