PORSCHE CLASSIC QUESTIONNAIRE - Please ensure our car's future!

[hgarazo]

This is a new link on the Porsche website with a questionnaire regarding classic car maintenance and future parts availability.

http://www.porsche.com/usa/classic-questionnaire/

Porsche seems to finally be noticing the classic enthusiasts (and the economic windfall).

This is a GREAT way to have direct input regarding numerous issues we have discussed on this board.

Speak up and be heard! Don't end up like this...

[MoparBoy72]

Took it last week; Thanks Henry.

[72targa]

Thanks for posting. Can't say that I've ever thought of an '89 911 as a "classic"!

[HarryD]

Thanks for heads up...

[RickS]

Being a born skeptic, I thought the title line to the thread was a joke, but if we can help insure a flow of OEM and remanu parts, this IMHO is well worth the few minutes.

I experienced numerous errors on their side. If you hit the 'back' button you can resume where you left off.

[denizen224]

Too bad they don't have an email address for "queries about the questionnaire" or someplace to enter comments. I get stuck on "which current models do you own" because I have no answer. I had to fake it with a Boxster. They need a "none" box. I guess it's beyond their comprehension that you would only have vintage Porsches in the garage without a modern one there as well.

[EsGeht]

I was stuck on that one, too, until I realized the preceeding question asked if you own a current model. I had to quit the questionaire and start over in order to avoid the "current model" question.

[MoparBoy72]

I did the same thing; I figured that I would like to try a 964 in a few years....so I lied too.

[ValveFloat]

I'm glad I did the survey, mostly because I didn't realize there were parts lists available for the old cars, pretty handy.

https://techinfo.porsche.com/techinf...-1_KATALOG.pdf