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  1. 05-16-2010, 02:25 PM #1
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    Certificate of Authenticity

    My friend has a '73 S with a Production Completion Date however my '73 S
    COA doesn't state a date. Anyone know why? Our serial numbers are 187 apart.

    My COA states option code G03 followed by these options:

    Koni Shocks instead of 'Boge'

    Wheel well moldings

    Manual antenna-left w/front loudspeaker
    and noise suppression

    Sunroof

    Dunlop Tires

    What does "Option Group G03 mean? Does it mean what's stated on the options above?

    As always thanks for your help.

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    The information given on a COA seems to depend a lot on who prepares it. Ten or 15 years ago the guys seemed to get more out of the data available. I think it all in the interpretation of the data they have.
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    Dave,

    Does any of the other info mean anything to you i.e. G03?
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    Try contacting Kristen Richford @the Porsche COA office if you haven't already. She was pretty helpful with fixing my bad COA.
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    A little searching here & on Pelican did not come up with much except this:
    http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...&highlight=G03
    and this:
    http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...ml#post4607052
    Judging by the photos and the window sticker it is highly likely that G03 is AC & tinted windows since the car has both, and are not listed on the WS as separate options.
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