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I think the first thing that makes a difference about the numbers is if the car advertised as all original.
of course this has more meaning as the car gets older and the price gets higher.
if you are looking at an "all original" 70 911s and the price reflects it, the engine better match.
when I bought my 930 I did not look at the engine numbers. for me, its not that the engine may not be the original as much as if it was hidden from me or I was lied to.
I was told my 930 had 3.4 RUF P&C' and a LSD. it I did not. I don't think I was miss lead on purpose, I think the PO thought that is what was in it.
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86 930 94kmiles [_ _] RUNNING: [__] NOT RUNNING: ____77 911S widebody: SOLD
88 BMW 325is 200K+ SOLD
03 BMW 330CI 220K:: [__] RUNNING: [__] NOT RUNNING:
01 suburban 330K:: [__] RUNNING: [__] NOT RUNNING:
RACE CAR:: sold
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