930 slant nose authenticity question-help!
 

so i've had the car inspected-steel hood check, oil cooler, single motor, etc check...

i have a factory certificate of authenticity that say it had the factory slantnose option...

BUT

vin number is WP0JB0938HS051192

this reads as an ordinary 911 -am i making a mistake-don't factory slant nose VIN's start WP0EB..?

help!

thanks

What year?

here is a factory slant...same vin..hope this helps

1987 Porsche 930 Coupe for Sale 1952 | Truspeed Motorcars

Here is your VIN breakdown. At the bottom under "unable to find" is code is I505. As you probably know M505 is Slantnose.


Model year: 1987

Model ID: 911

Engine Code KW HP Liter Cylinders Model
930.68 210 286 3,30 6 911 TURBO (USA)
930.68 221 300 3,30 6 911 TURBO USA

Transmission Code: 930.36

Options found on your vehicle.

M220 Locking differential 40 %

M533 Anti-theft device

M650 Electrical sliding roof

The following codes were found, but the description may not be accurate.

I383 Vertical seat adjustment, right

I387 Carrera GT bucket seat xt, right

We were not able to find definitions for any codes below this line.

I158

I505

I975

it's a 1987..it seems as though 87's had a J in the vin, and 88's an E...

but that's not good news re finding the 505...

here's the certificate of authenticity...http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1313671870.jpg

try this for codes Porsche Option Decoder

Hey Phil check out post #3

Anyone has info on this guy "lowmileshasbeens" - Rennlist Discussion Forums

I looked in my factory slantnose database and most of the 87's I have are J's.

I own 2 factory slantnose coupe's and they start are J's for the 4th digit too.

You can call Porsche in Altanta to confirm but from the COA it looks to be legitimate.

I have some 88's and 89's with J's too on the database.

what is the asking price of the car?

Sounds like it was a factory slant. Were it an "ordinary 911" you'd also have a "1" where the "3" is in you VIN. The "3" designates that it's a turbo car. A "1" in that space would indicate that it started it's life as a normally-aspirated car.

I noticed some inconsistency between the "J" and "E" when I was searching for a car. Books would say one thing and the actual stamped VIN and accompanying paperwork would say the other.

Also don't freak out if you find a stamped VIN in the front trunk with WPOZZZ... That's one place that all cars--even US models--had the "ZZZ" designation in the VIN, though the rest of the VINs on the car and paperwork should read the proper JBO/EBO/ABO.

There's nothing in the VIN, itself, that will tell you if this is a factory slant or aftermarket conversion with proper parts.

wow! that's the guy i've been dealing with....he'd be making quite a profit from me...

Phil

The 3 listed as "We were not able to find definitions for any codes below this line" at post 4 are listed on you COA.

I158 (Reno Radio for 1987)

I505 (Slant nose for USA)

I975 (Velour carpet in luggage compartment)

Not sure what the M or I in front are but when you look for option decoding you only use the number

Vin: http://www.***********.com/life/vin/vin.php

Code: http://www.964uk.com/Documents/Porsche%20Option%20Codes.pdf

Well, then, use the poor leakdown numbers as ammunition to lower down the price, as you now know roughly what he's got invested in flipping the car. ;)

WHAT poor leakdown numbers?!

Sorry phil. Got your car mixed up with someone else asking about pre-purchase advice on a 930.

lol! that's a relief!

I'll BET it is....:D:D:D:D

Did you get the car?

Factory Slant
 

You can contact Marc Noack at marc.noack@porsche.de.....He works at Porsche in Stuttgart. I recently went through this when I purchased a 1987 930S Slant....it indeed was a factory car. My car is a Sunderwunsch...or special wishes and it does not have the 505 designation on the sticker...so that does not mean that just because your car does not have the 505 option code that it is not a factory car. A few features to look for are boxed rockers, one headlight motor, additional oil cooler under the front valance (usually found only on Euro cars), the vanes in the inlet behind the door are made of wood....hope this helps....DR

+1 for Marc he is the man...