Is it possible to write to Porsche USA and obtain a copy of the original window label? i am sure there is a cost, but how much? Thx
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You can have a replica sticker made by Chris, one of our fellow rennlisters. I had one made, and it looks great. Here's the link: www.stuttgartstudios.com .
I know Suncoast will also do it, and I think it's like $50. http://www.suncoastparts.com/category/996Carrera.html You may need to give them a call, as a quick glance didn't turn it up on their site. DS
At ~$130 for a reproduction sticker, I guess it is either a great deal or silly expense depending on your perspective. Definitely a nice service if you have a valuable, unusual, or collectable car and are missing the original window sticker. But to answer your original question, to my knowledge, Porsche does not offer reprints of Monroney stickers. However a dealer should be able to print a complete options list for any specific US market 996 (typically for free), and Porsche does offer a 'Certificate of Authenticity' which lists specs, build date, options and pricing for $95.
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