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Cayman internal designation ?

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Use pre-production well

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's 'internal designation' generally refers to the factory reference used pre-production well before order forms, cars to sell or even the marketing name (e.g.,

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Use number designation

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Sorry if this was discussed before but I have not seen anybody use a number designation for the

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Sorry if this was discussed before but I have not seen anybody use a number designation for the

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Sorry if this was discussed before but I have not seen anybody use a number designation for the

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Use pre-production well

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's 'internal designation' generally refers to the factory reference used pre-production well before order forms, cars to sell or even the marketing name (e.g.,

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POST 1Original post

Sorry if this was discussed before but I have not seen anybody use a number designation for the Cayman S ie. equivalent of 996,997 for 911 or 987 for Boxters ?

POST 3Original post

The internal (PAG) development code name was C7.

POST 4Original post

I thought the Cayman S was C7S with the yet to be produced base Cayman presumably C7.

POST 5Original post

lizardS - you are correct...so much for speedy typing!

POST 6Original post

the internal designation, and it shows up on my order invoice is 987-120, just like my 2002 turbo was officially a 996-420 Brad

POST 7Original post

<blockquote id="quote">quote:<hr noshade="" id="quote" height="1" /> the internal designation, and it shows up on my order invoice is 987-120, just like my 2002 turbo was officially a 996-420 Brad <hr noshade="" id="quote" height="1" /></blockquote> Brad Porsche 's 'internal designation' generally refers to the factory reference used pre-production well before order forms, cars to sell or even the marketing name (e.g., Cayman ). I thought that was what euroboy was asking. Edited by - lizardS on 12/13/2005 6:22:42 PM

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