Dealer Options

[PHillary]

Is there any way without calling the dealer to find out what options my car came with, the sticker in the trunk is missing?

[jjeffries]

I think you need to request (and pay for) a Porsche Certificate of Authenticity. Likely can access via the Porsche corporate website?

Please let us know how you make out. John/CT (87 924S new project; 82 911SC driver)

[9FF]

Yes, I can tell you from the VIN, pm me.

[PHillary]

Here is the VIN #WP0AA0945HN452340

[jcommin]

Originally Posted by PHillary

Is there any way without calling the dealer to find out what options my car came with, the sticker in the trunk is missing?

I had a 2016 MB C300 that was totaled this year. I called the dealer and gave them the VIN numver. I got the complete detail of the car including options. I forward that doc to the insurance company.


You don't state the year of your car: only judging from my expereince, newer cars might be easier than older ones.

[PHillary]

sorry it's a 87' 944 S model

[PHillary]

Originally Posted by jjeffries

I think you need to request (and pay for) a Porsche Certificate of Authenticity. Likely can access via the Porsche corporate website?

Please let us know how you make out. John/CT (87 924S new project; 82 911SC driver)

I have been looking on the manufacturer website but cannot find anything about a certificate of authenticity. Does anybody have the link?

[Spring44]

Originally Posted by PHillary

Is there any way without calling the dealer to find out what options my car came with, the sticker in the trunk is missing?

I think that the codes for your car are also posted in the front of your little warranty/service record booklet, if you still have that in the glove box. My '84 book is red and has a plastic spiral notebook type of binding on it and is about the same size as the owners manual. if you want to look for it.

[9FF]

Originally Posted by PHillary

I have been looking on the manufacturer website but cannot find anything about a certificate of authenticity. Does anybody have the link?

I pm’d you yesterday details of how to get all your options without paying Porsche $110 for the certificate. Btw the certificate or COA is now called a Porsche Production Specifications or PPS, you need to complete <this form> and send it to PCNA with $110 + $8.95 shipping. You can also download the form from <PCA> in case my link doesn’t work.

...or read the pm I sent you and get it done for a couple of bucks.

[PHillary]

Originally Posted by 9FF

I pm’d you yesterday details of how to get all your options without paying Porsche $110 for the certificate. Btw the certificate or COA is now called a Porsche Production Specifications or PPS, you need to complete <this form> and send it to PCNA with $110 + $8.95 shipping. You can also download the form from <PCA> in case my link doesn’t work.

...or read the pm I sent you and get it done for a couple of bucks.

Thanks will do!