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What is the designation for a 75 carrera???

Just wondering and searching for the designations for a 75 carrera. My car seems to have factory carrera flares and was wondering if that was all or what to look for. Thanx, Duke

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Engine # 6561618 Chassis # 9115100825 According to Wayne's book the motor is a 76 Cal. spec. And the chassis is an S. Right? What I'm trying to decipher is the rear flares. Factory welds all around the carrera flares.
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Here's a picture of the flare
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The book I have says the VIN equates to:

911 = 911
5 = 1975
1 = 911 ( 2=911S, US)(3=911S ROW)(4=Carrera US)
0 = coupe
0825 sequential serial number
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Thanx, Tony. BTW I just joined your targa group, all though it will be for only a short while. I'm using the tub for some donor pieces. What are your thoughts on the flares? Were the 75 S's built with either one?
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I can't say when the flares were used or not. There certainly doesn't appear to be any body mods done to your car.
ps, I sold my targa 2 yrs ago and now have a coupe, but the user name gets too much funny feedback to change.

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