Post Your Kardex!!!

[LongRanger]

. . . The image you included is not a kardex, but much better.

It is the first page of the build sheet for your car . . .

Wow!

. . . Would be interested in the source of your image . . .

Me, too

1st that I've ever seen/heard of such documents




Thank you for showing/sharing these, You Guys

[Mpbrandt]

That's nice to know. The source is the Porsche factory.

[one-two]

Hi all, quick question. Some of the Kardex records pictured above have a diagonal line through them - suggesting they may in some way have become obsolete? Does anyone know the real meaning of the diagonal line? I guess it must be there for a reason and would be love to hear your views. Many thanks, Robert

[Peanut]

From what I have been told, it denotes the end of the warranty, which was 12 months. Some have words written diagonally too.

Scott

[one-two]

That would make sense Scott - many thanks for that. Anyone can confirm?

[LongRanger]

VIN = 306866S
Eng# = 960867
Trans# = 103852

http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...911s-Need-help

[Boosted3s]

How and where can a kardex be obtained? I recently purchased a 72t that came with an older coa but I do not have a kardex.

[LongRanger]

VIN = 306735S
Eng# = 960783
Trans# = 103776

http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...1-Kardex/page6

[maspirito]

Looks like the last two German delivery cars were almost identical. It's interesting to note that the engines and transmissions seems to be in reasonable sequence.

[Schiefer]

Chassis: 306556S
Engine: 960665
Trans: 103653

http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...d-the-300k-67s

http://www.maxted-page.com/cars/c337/details