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Trying to locate Previous owner 2.2S
Hello everybody,
I'm trying to locate the previous owner(s) of the Porsche 2.2 S 911 1301 311. I'm living in Belgium and the only thing I know about this car, it's that it came fro m USA to Holland in 2002 then to Belgium in 2003. Previous owner who sold me the car doesn't know anything too about the history of the car. Thank you in advance. |
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http://www.early911sregistry.org/
The Early S registry might help. Drop them a line with your questions and see if you get a response. Failing that, you might have to obtain a COA from the factory, find where it was originally delivered (dealer) and then do some more intense investigative work tracing the cars travels.
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Alright, fess up who sold one of our gems to a European? I thought we were in solidarity to fight to keep our German cars American. What happened?
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My uncle has a country place, that no one knows about. He said it used to be a farm, before the motor law. '72 911T 2,2S motor '76 BMW 2002 |
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Thank you for the info but I already let a message without success
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If the car ever was registered in California, you can obtain vehicle registration information (registered owners' names, smog check history, mileage at registration dates) by filling out form INF70 available here:
http://www.dmv.ca.gov/forms/formsinfo.htm You need to fill out Section A and C to obtain vehicle info based on the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN). Request both the automated record ($5) and the photocopy of hardcopy and/or microfilm records ($20). The reason to request both is that the automated records only go back to the early 90s. Theoretically, the hardcopy/microfilm goes back further, but I have heard that the State ran out of funds so not all information is available. If they don't have the records they will send your check back to you. You must state a valid reason for the request, which can be a simple as "Researching vehicle history for restoration." I believe other states have a similar program, so if you have any information about which states it might have been it, you might check with their state department of motor vehicles. But lots of Porsches were sold in California, so you might get lucky trying there first. __________________
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Even though I know the car was originally registered in Cal, DMV was unable to provide the information. (I have the original plates with the 70 tags matching the 75 to present registrations)
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