My wife just gave me a red Porsche Design shirt that has embroidered on the shirt P'1351. Does anyone know what this means? Strange. I thought it would say Porsche on it. Is this a paint code or something?
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YOUR RESEARCHPorsche Design shirt P1351?
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Those are the last four digits of your new 997 GT3's serial number which the wife is going to surprise you with today
Alan - you just made him wet his pants!
I don't know if I should be happy or sad? Really nice car that I cannot afford...maybe she won the lottery!
Well, if its supposed to be a CEL Fault Code, it stands for "Factory Fault Code 627 - Valve lift control, cylinder 1 Above limit, below limit, or signal implausible".
No its not a P1351..but a P'1351...stands for the 997s.
That's just how Porsche Design numbers their products, P'xxxx P'2000 series are luggage, P'6000 series are watches, P'1000s are Driver's Selection clothing. http://www.porsche-design.com/live/P...ges=PD_Company
So W Ross, is this Porsche Designs number for the 997 or Porsche has three ways of identifying a 997, 911 or P'1351?
Isnt that the option code for "pocketless"?
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