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  1. 08-31-2008, 01:24 PM #1
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    9112(4) Vin #

    Has anyone here ever heard of a 1972 Porsche with a 4 that would come after the 2 as a model designation ? Could that be a ST designation ?
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    I think we are talking about a "T" (ROW T w/ Zeniths) versus a "TE" (US T w/ MFI). 9112X

    1-US "T" (TE)
    2-"E"
    3-"S"
    4-ROW "T"
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