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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have recently acquired my first 911, back in November as an early 21st birthday gift to myself. It�s a 2004 C4S in arctic silver, and it came with a handful of modifications. My main question is help with the option identification and the spoiler! It came with a spoiler on it; modified to be in a fixed-only position instead of retracting and extending. My best understanding has been that it was a factory optioned spoiler, but I am not so sure anymore due to some questions from those in the community. After snooping on some threads I see that it might be a turbo wing, but I still retain the reflector across the back which apparently you lose with the turbo style deck lid. Please advise, and thank you.

POST 2Original post

Run your vin # through vinanalytics.com and it will show you the factory options. Report back.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 18230512

Cool tool, thanks for the suggestion. I don�t see anything about the spoiler on there. Here is the report:

POST 5Original post

When I was 21 I was driving a 1966 VW beetle with rust holes you could see through. I'll let the real 996 wizards help with the wing ID.

POST 6Original post

Beautiful 4s. Others will identify the spoiler but it looks great. Please post a photo from directly behind the car. Show us those hips along with the spoiler!

POST 7Original post

That is an aftermarket deck lid or perhaps a one-off. The Turbo deck lid has a differently shaped 3-rd brake light. It looks really good. If it uses Turbo style hydraulic spoiler actuation you can look up rennkit.com to find electrically operated spoiler rams.

POST 8Original post

Yeah, definitely not a stock wing. But let me help you out. Seeing how you want to get close to stock, take that thing off and send it to me. I can send along an arctic silver stock C4S lid with wing. You'll feel much better having the right look and the other folks here won't tease you any longer. Failing that, look for a part number or manufacturer stamp on that wing so we are all armed with the info on who made that thing.

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 18230610

Thank you very much, this car means a lot to me. Here is the photo you requested + a bonus pic from recent.

POST 10 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 18230693

Great eye, yes I notice now that the third brake light is different. I appreciate you saying it looks good, I think it suits the car and I love that it keeps the reflector strip across the back.

POST 11 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 18230752

Funny! will check after work for any stamping etc. looks completely blank from outside no logo or anything else.

POST 12Original post

Does the stock 3rd taillight still work, along with the light on the "turbo" look wing? Also love the rear wiper!

POST 13Original post

nice 4S! Where in NC are you? Raleigh here...

POST 14Original post

Looks like a Getty Design Turbo Style spoiler to me. https://gettydesign.com/996tailbases...-and-spoilers/ its a few down on the list. Nice looking car and nice NSXs too!

POST 15 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 18230966

yes, lights and actuator all functional. Thank you about the rear wiper, it�s seemingly a rare option.

POST 16 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 18230976

Raleigh here as well, my Instagram is the same as my handle on here if you�d like to link up / cruise sometime.

POST 17 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 18231011

I thought so but mine has the reflector strip built into it, the Getty does not.

POST 18Original post

Quotes source post: 18231341

That's because the pics are the Carrera version, They also made a C4S version. If you look at the "Sales Items" section at the very top of that link they have since been discontinued and they have a single one left. I am pretty sure this what you have. I suppose it could be the Mashaw one too. See the middle of the page. https://mashaw.com/html/product_info.html

POST 19Original post

Quotes source post: 18230759

congratulations on the car is a Beauty. If you are here at 21 that�s pretty admirable. If those other cars belong to you also wow. I got my turbo in April for my birthday but I�m 54. Once again we�ll done young man.

POST 20Original post

Quotes source post: 18230594

Wow! You had a 1-year old Beetle? I'm envious!

POST 21Original post

Lordy the purple NSX is a work of art. Congrats on the C4S - enjoy her in best of health.

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