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    Member #226 R Gruppe Life Member #147
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    here is one 909010 901/05 5063

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    Another one of mine.

    3282584
    901/14
    11905
    aluminum

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    Thanks, 11905 is very late for aluminum.
    Here is something new engine 6290001 but the build # seems to be 147?3 which is within 1968 production. Not surprising since prototypes were needed well before full production.
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    Ch# 302825 Eng. type 901/01 Eng. # 902 988 Build # 2888

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    My car

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    1968 MY 1969 Light Ivory 911E

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    Thanks guys, I appreciate the continuing data points, they are all very helpful.
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    903116
    3016
    901/01
    71 is pairing number
    8 65 (8 dots) both halves
    901.101.101.01
    901.101.102.01

    Richard

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    901.101.101.0R
    901.101.102.01 reported
    This is a very interesting transition engine.
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