body identification

[TR]

Can anybody tell me what this vin relates to 119100073 motor is missing in action.

Seller has no idea of body age--1970 he thinks.

Is it RH drive?

Thanks in advance.

[giovanni86]

It can be a 1968 911T targa

if I'm right the original engine should be a 2.0

[Fishcop]

It's a '69. Can't get to my references to tell you much more... Someone will chime in

[ossiblue]

11=911

9=1969

1=T

0=coupe

0073=sequence number

Original engine would be a 2.0 numbered 619xxxx

[giovanni86]

11=911

9=1969

1=T

0=coupe

0073=sequence number

Original engine would be a 2.0 numbered 619xxxx

look at this

0-100's PORSCHE HOMEPAGE: Tutti i numeri di telaio delle Porsche 911

[ossiblue]

Originally Posted by giovanni86

look at this

0-100's PORSCHE HOMEPAGE: Tutti i numeri di telaio delle Porsche 911

My understanding is the "911..." first appeared with the 1970 model year. All my 69 model year cars had VIN's that began without the "9". I don't claim to be expert but my own experience and the resources I use show 1969 model years beginning with 119... There are several sites on the net with incorrect information--could be mine or could be the one you posted.

Try this: http://elferhelfer.de/fzident/fzident69.htm

[MrJTP]

Uh... looks like the Italian chart is off by a year? I know my Karman Sporto is a late 68 but the chart shows it as a 67.

[giovanni86]

My understanding is the "911..." first appeared with the 1970 model year. All my 69 model year cars had VIN's that began without the "9". I don't claim to be expert but my own experience and the resources I use show 1969 model years beginning with 119... There are several sites on the net with incorrect information--could be mine or could be the one you posted.

Try this: Fahrzeugidentifikation Porsche 911 1969

you are right.

in 1968 the code was made by 8 digits


the code we are talking about is made by 9 digits

[Grady Clay]

L.J. is correct.
The Italian site is wrong.
The German site is correct.

It is a 1969 911T Porsche coupe.
The VIN doesn’t distinguish between RHD and LHD.
Porsche can (or should be able to) retrieve that info from the Kardex.

Best,
Grady