STILL looking for interior/paint code charts for 85 911T

[thebondman]

I'm looking for a good source to de-code my interior and paint codes. They are:
paint (L700) interior (PE). Thanks
BILL

[steve911]

Bill--
Haab's shows PE interior code as:
Special Leather With Leatherette Belt Line
Material: Leather
Seats, Bolsters & Trim Colors: Champagne
Dashboard, Sills, Rear Shelf Colors: Black
Roofliner Colors (Leatherette): Black
Carpet Colors: Champagne

I don't see the L700 paint code listed - perhaps someone else can help there.

hope this helps

[thebondman]

thank you for your help!
BILL

[turbo dave]

Bill, I didn't think there was a 911T in 1985. Do you mean turbo, as in 930? Just curious-

[Eric Coffey]

I think 700 is the code for the standard (yet classic) non-metallic black. The "L" just designates the supplier ( I just can't think of the "L" name right now).

Oh, and Dave, I think he means 911T as in "Targa".

[thebondman]

My vehicle is a 911 (turbo look). On the original bill of sale, the model is 911T. I thought it was for the "Turbo Look" package. Is this correct? When looking in the "parts and technical reference catalog for 1974-1989" it shows 911T all over the place.(for my vehicle).
BILL

[Eric Coffey]

Bill-

I just checked out the pictures of your car from the link in your signature, and your car is indeed a Carrera Targa, not a "Turbo Look". Turbo-look cars have the same flared fenders, suspension, brakes, etc.. as the 930's, just without the Turbo motor. I could see how you might be confused as it looks like the previous owner installed a Turbo tail on the deck lid. Most folks (usually) only use the "T" designation when referring to pre-1974 cars (911T, 911E, 911S, etc..), and spell out "Turbo" or "Targa" when referring to either. To make sense of all these letters and numbers, I would recommend picking up a good 911 reference book, such as "Porsche 911 Story" by Paul Frere.


Oh, and this is what Turbo and Turbo-look 911's look like: