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So I found this interesting. As a member of PCA I was mailed an opportunity to obtain the 911 commemorative plaque. Naturally being a gearhead I thought this was beyond cool and immediately put in my request. It arrived yesterday and I assembled the transparent plastic cards in order on the stand and read through the new 911 spec book. All very well done.
When I looked closer at the plaque it shows the 964 model as starting in 1988. I didn�t think that was correct so I wanted to see if anyone else got this set and get their thoughts. I�m thinking this is in error as the first 964 variant came out in 89.
Anyo one else have this?
I have seen that set and the intro dates are the start of production in Germany. That is also the case for the 996 shown as 1997 yet the US did not see this car till 1999 MY. Typically the new models are one year later to the US market.
The 964 C4 was first available in Europe in 1988, coming to the US as a 1989 model - though it may have been availalbe as early as the fall of '88. Likewise, the 996 date references the Europe debut date of 1997, rather than the U.S. 1998 date.
Remember that in the US, the next year's models used to be debuted in August or September of the previous year. Now releases are not so regimented.
i did not think mine would arrive, but it did last week. looks good on the desk, and the 991 book is nice too. i filled out the request a long time ago.
