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1974 Carrera engine # help
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I'm looking at a 1974 911 for sale that has engine #6340070 with it. The book I have with engine numbers listed is a bit confusing, just trying to figure out if it is 911, 911S or Carrera engine. Thanks
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03-13-2017, 04:18 PM
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whats the vin of the car? That is your definitive answer- the number for the motor is correct for a 74.
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03-13-2017, 04:29 PM
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The vin is for a standard 1974 911. After further investigation it looks as though the 911S and U.S. Carrera shared the same engine type 911/93 with numbers 6340001-6342804, so I guess it's hard to tell if it is actually from a Carrera or 911S, and I'm assuming there would no premium paid for this engine. Correct me if I'm wrong.
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Only US Carrera engine that is special is the one matching the coa in the hand of the guy who owns the car. They don't trade for any premium but 1 person might think it worth extra.
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Thanks guys, just what I was thinking, nothing special except to the 1 person that needs that matching # for their Carrera restoration.
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