Sports Purpose documents

[TheBishop]

Does anybody know if there is an equivelant to "Information Regarding PORSCHE Vehicles Used for Sports Purposes 1968" for the '72, '73 cars?
And if there is how can I get a copy?

Thanks

[marchetto]

Yes, it's the second edition from MY 1970

I have a original copy

Cheers

[mfitton]

Yes, I just missed this one over on the bird: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...e-booklet.html

[marchetto]

Yes, I just missed this one over on the bird: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...e-booklet.html

Only 125$??? This is the deal of the year....

[CidTito]

For some items, such as rear quarter glass panels, they are equivalent. Other items such as variations in brakes or transmission, they list different parts and upgrades. In the later years the Sport Purpose documents will outline what one might do with earlier cars, if applicable, but you will find differences in model types. The 68 911R is treated separately and is always outlined by itself because one assumes much of the upgrades have been attached. 911S, T, E will have their own listed upgrades with its parts outlined into appropriate areas (such as brakes, suspension, engine, fuel, body, trans, elec, cockpit). It is a very interesting subject.

You can find a recently typed out copy on word buried deep in this early 911 registry forum. I remember typing one out a couple of years ago, from someone that had posted scanned jpgs. At one point I even started searching the model numbers of items that Porsche posted and I started to embed images and attachment details. I might finish this project someday.

[stretch]

The homologation documents are also very useful as they have all the amendments added for 72-73.

[marchetto]

The homologation documents are also very useful as they have all the amendments added for 72-73.

Yes, the homologation form have any parts listed with the pet number

[911T1971]

for those in need for the earlier one, I have the complete 1968 edition 911, 911T, 911L, 911S

[marchetto]

for those in need for the earlier one, I have the complete 1968 edition 911, 911T, 911L, 911S

Is the #607?

[911T1971]

Is the #607?

Actually I have two editions, The 1968 Edition as well as also the printed May 1971 edition.

A)
W 351 e-300-11-68, for Porsche Production Competition Cars 1968, 911, 911T, 911L, 911S, 67 pages






B)
Second Edition, (for post 1970 models) 911S & 914/6, printed May 1971, 50 pages