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    Senior Member vicrola's Avatar
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    VIN vs. Build Date

    Is there a way to reconcile a VIN number vs. the month/date of the build. VIN plate has been gone off of this particular 911 for years...

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    It was recommended to me by a wise soul (Harvey Weidman) to try pulling out a gauge (such as the clock) and look for the date stamp.
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    Thanks Greg...

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    Keep in mind that the VIN sequence does not necessarily indicate the build order.

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    we pretty much know every vin and corresponding build date - at least to month - maybe not day or hour
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    There is no complete listing .....
    However this club has a pretty comprehensive Registry of a very good cross section of Early 911's ...
    http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...125-membership

    Just an example, our club's registry (club roster) has 16 pages of just '73S's

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    I can use my database to try and help, but I certainly don't have a VIN by month breakdown.
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