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Engine and Chassis Number Confusion
I recently bought someone else's project.
VIN: 9113101911 Engine # is 6133699, case is stamped 901.101.101.7R Morgans book says the engine number falls in the range for a US 911T. Doesnt the case number indicate a 73.5 with CIS and not a 73? Book also says the tranny should be a 4 speed. As it sits in my garage, the car has a 5 speed and 40mm Webers. The same book says the VIN number on my car indicates a 73E. OK fine, so I just dont have a matching numbers car, right? Not a big deal to me. The car has already been flared, been given IROC body work and a front oil cooler by either the PO or the PO's PO. Its a non sunroof coupe with a pretty bad rust problem. If I dont part it out, I'll just keep dorking around with it until its road or track worthy. Collector value is of no concern. Here are my questions: Any educated guesses as to the original configuration of the car? Since the tranny has been swapped from the orginal 4 to a 5 speed according to the book, how do I tell if its a Magnesium or later Aluminum 915? This car needs a good bit of work. One of the things at the top of the list is a replacement for the rusty gas tank. How do I tell if this car has the CIS or non CIS tank? Any help is appreciated. |
Shuie, 9113101911 is the vin # for a '73 CIS 911T.
Engine serial number 6133699 is also correct for a '73 CIS 911T. Although I think that theoretically the '73T may have come with 4-speed transmission as standard, it was optionally available with the 5-speed. Andy '69 911E--------->R |
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