POST 1Original post
I just bought a Cayman S off of the dealer's lot. How do I find out when it was built? Thanks, -Larry
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YOUR RESEARCHWhere is the build date?
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POST 2Original post
You can ask your dealer they should know or order a Certificate of Authenticity from PCNA. The build date is on that as well.
POST 3Original post
You should find the sticker with the manufacture date on the driver's door. You almost have to be looking upwards from the ground to see it.
POST 4Original post
ah, I was not looking on the door itself. 03/08 So it was only on the dealers lot less than 2 months I need to wait a few weeks before waxing...
POST 5Original post
You can wax now. Your paint is fully cured and the longer you wait the better your chance of damage. (there are several threads on the subject in the Cayman Care forum if you care to look).
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