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Can anyone give me more information.
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POST 2Original post
You may want to google Porsche 996 Option Codes.
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Did, looked at all the codes. There are options that are not on the list and the last code is 09991.
POST 4Original post
James, list the ones you can't figure out and I will take a look in The Essential Companion by Adrian Streather which lists all of the codes. Helpful book on many fronts that you may want to get a copy of.
POST 5Original post
Some related info in the 993 forum: https://rennlist.com/forums/993-foru...l#post10625790
POST 6Original post
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Every number on the label is in the option code list. https://www.stuttcars.com/porsche-91...options-codes/
POST 7Original post
Call Porsche Cars North America with the VIN. I am assuming you are in North America, but each country or region has the same.
POST 8Original post
What's your VIN? When I type it in from that sticker it doesn't come up. https://vinanalytics.com/ . I've never had that happen before on that site.
POST 9Original post
…except 09991 (= Manufactured for the Exclusive programme)
POST 10 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
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the one I can�t figure out is the last one 09991.
POST 11Original post
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i think the link that @binaryaudax posted above provides a bit of definition. You may need to go down a few rabit trails to dig in deeper. I'll take a look tonight to see if I can find any info in The Essential Companion. May make sense to call Porsche NA. You got nothing to loose.
POST 12Original post
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If you had seen the original window sticker, it would have listed the Standard equipment, the Optional equipment, and any Exclusive equipment, in separate columns ... The 09991 code means it has at least one of the Exclusive equipment items..( you would need the original window sticker to know which one(s)..) Code 09991 means the Exclusive equipment was installed on the assembly line, code 09981 means the car was pulled off the assembly line and the Exclusive equipment was installed in the Exclusive equipment installing section of the factory.. Exclusive = Sounderwunsch...and may not even have a alfa-numeric code, just a text description because Porsche will literally built anything you want for a $$ , you can have Saber Tooth Tiger Leather if they can find one.....
POST 13Original post
Exclusive 09991 can also be options that are not part of the car; my nice 996TT is an 09991 car because it was bought as European delivery. I still have the warning triangles and unopened first aid kit.
POST 14Original post
I'd like to see an interior picture of this car. You have just about every dark burr maple option available and leather on everything else.
POST 15Original post
OP - In another thread gbaron points out the X codes got the car main line special treatment. If your codes are for wood interior pieces, then that’s why the sonderwunsch.
POST 16Original post
I have one of those Sonderwunsch's too.
POST 17 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
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I will send you photos when the weather breaks. It�s in my garage under cover with no lights. It been cold an cloudy for a week.
POST 18 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
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let me know if you find out anything about this. The only thing I have read is that you buy the car, give Porsche $100,000, they send it back to Germany. You then consult with the engineers on what you want to do and then pay for all that work. Then they send it back. They could have it for up to 3 years. They only take on 3 to5 cars a year, and they have an 8 year waiting list. It seems like the posts that are being sent makes it seem like there are different levels of this.
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I think you may be confusing Sonderwunsch with the Factory Classic Restoration program?
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