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Thread: Type 901/xx Engine Build #'s

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    Looks like the paint code is 6405 the other code next to the engine number is 901/01 306 where is the pairing code at.Does this help

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    Thanks, it all helps.
    Pairing # location:
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    Hi,

    Thank you for this very useful thread.

    I am new on the forum.

    I have a 1969 2.0e Targa for which I am puzzled by the engine type versus year and engine/transmission details.

    Détails of my car are:

    VIN 119210618
    Engine 6291596
    Type 901/08 N° 22458
    Reference on the fan: 901 106 101 5R
    Registered 05/1969

    The engine type according to your database would point to a 1968 911s with sportomatic. It does not appear consistent with the other references.

    Any idea?

    Thanks in advance.

    Phil

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    Phil, your engine and VIN seem to be matching, so the chances are it is the original engine. The engine type # should be 901/09 not 08; these are not always stamped clearly, but a photo would help determine if a stamping error was made. 901/08 was a 1968 only type #, and this is clearly a 1969 engine. I would also be very interested in a photo of the paint badge. It would be useful to introduce your car and yourself in a thread of your own. Also say hello on the members from France thread.
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    Quote Originally Posted by davep View Post
    Thanks, it all helps.
    Pairing # location:
    Are the pairing #´s important to you or just a bonus??

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    Quote Originally Posted by davep View Post
    Phil, your engine and VIN seem to be matching, so the chances are it is the original engine. The engine type # should be 901/09 not 08; these are not always stamped clearly, but a photo would help determine if a stamping error was made. 901/08 was a 1968 only type #, and this is clearly a 1969 engine. I would also be very interested in a photo of the paint badge. It would be useful to introduce your car and yourself in a thread of your own. Also say hello on the members from France thread.
    Thank you for the quick answer. I will make an introduction thread indeed.

    Attached: photos (sorry for quality) of the engine type, engine number (looks like a 2 was put over a 1) and paint badge. Car was initially tangerine repainted to slate grey.

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    Sorry, missing photos

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    That does look a bit odd. Perhaps the person doing the stamping was having a bad day. If you could get a better photo of the type #, that would help.

    Yes, the pairing # would be a bonus, but an important one that aids my research.
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    My car is a 1968 911S here are pictures of the engine #'s to ad to your excellent records, thanks for your work.
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