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Vin check
Anybody know where to check a vin. # for european carrera (1985)
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01-03-2001, 09:02 AM
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If the car has been in the states a while, I don't see why it wouldn't be in carfax. I still have a month and a half of unlimited checks, so if you want me to run it for you, email me the VIN to rtaiken@pacbell.net and I will send you the results privately.
Hell, that goes for anyone else as well. Get my $20 worth. Tom Aiken 82 SC Coupe |
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01-03-2001, 09:26 AM
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I need to add that I will be happy to run your VIN, but it needs to be the newer 17 character number. In other words, I can't help you if your car is older than 1981.
Carfax doesn't have records older than that. Tom. |
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01-03-2001, 12:09 PM
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Larry
What do you want to know/check? A euro 85 3.2 Coupe should read WPOZZZ91ZFS10.... |
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01-04-2001, 01:36 AM
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Mikkel your absolutely right..thank you. Tom thanks for the info. very helpful..
Larry 85 911 |
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01-04-2001, 06:44 AM
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I have a 1983 911 Euro and carfax would not accept my Vin. However:
WP0 = porsche ZZZ = rest of the world car 91 = type car Z = filler letter D = 1983, e = 1984 etc. 15 = rest of 911 and that it is a cabriolet 1923= actual serial number This is also explained in a lot of books. I have just fought the DOT/EPA battle for 2 months but won. George Wroclawski |
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01-04-2001, 02:57 PM
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