Vin Decoder Question from my 1973 911 T

[theflavorflav]

Hi there, new to the forum. I recently purchased and am restoring a 911 T. While I wait for my COA to arrive, I had a question on my vin using the decoder I saw online. The "5" in the 5th digit place in my VIN indicates I seem to have a 911T/V as opposed to a 911T/K. Does anyone know what this distinction indicates? Maybe that it was a carburated version from the factory, which I understand that it was (Euro edition car)? Thanks for the feedback. Glad to be apart of the community.

Model Year 1970-1979 (10 digit)
911, 914/6, 924, 928
Example: 9249204924 → MY1979 924 92 kW

123911
914 - 914/6
924
928
930 - 911 Turbo
931 - 924 Turbo4Model year: 0 - 1970, 1 - 1971 etc.50 - 912E 1976
1 - 911T 1970-1971, 911T/E 1972-1973, 911T/K 1973, 911 G-model 110 kW, 924 92 kW, 928 177 kW
2 - 911E, 911 G-model S 118/121 kW, 911 SC, 924 74/85 kW, 928 169 kW
3 - 911S 1.gen, 916, 911 G-model 121 kW, S 121 kW, S 129 kW, 911 SC, 924 74/85 kW
4 - 914/6, 911 Carrera 2.7 129 kW 1974, Carrera 2.7 118/121 kW 1975, 924 Turbo
5 - 911T/V
6 - 911 1.gen Carrera RS, 911 G-model Carrera 2.7 154 kW, Carrera 3.0, Carrera RS 3.0, Carrera RSR
7 - 911 Turbo 191 kW, 195 kW, 221 kW
8 - 911 Turbo 180 kW, 195 kW60 - 911 Coupé, 924
1 - 911 Targa, 924
2 - 911 Coupé (Karmann)
3 - 914/6, 924
4 - 924

[Jon B]

The "5" in the 5th digit place in my VIN indicates I seem to have a 911T/V as opposed to a 911T/K. Does anyone know what this distinction indicates? Maybe that it was a carburated version from the factory, which I understand that it was (Euro edition car)?

Flav, if I recall correctly the V is for Carburetor (Vergaser) and the K for Continuous Injection System.

Jon B.
Vista, CA

[theflavorflav]

Thank you!