YOUR RESEARCHCertificate of Authenticity and Vin decals
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Hi There, I’ve been in touch with my OPC in Sutton Coldfield enquiring about obtaining a Certificate of Authenticity. They informed me that Porsche do not supply anymore. Does anyone know where l can get one from ? Also asked about replacement vin decals for drivers door £220. Has anyone on here purchased from Sasis UK ? Good and bad comments welcomed. Or any alternatives for both would be most welcome. Regards Bob
For now i only got the decal for the rear hood for sale. Costs 10 Euro each. Shipping is 5 Euro without tracking.
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You can't. As you've been told - 'Porsche Cars Great Britain' stopped providing them a few years ago. If you've got the options sticker from your service book or under the bonnet you could knock something up that resembles the CoA but obviously it wouldn't actually be one.
Do you mean the cert of conformity? If so contact Porsche uk in reading it's foc
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