[Kaj Hallstrom]

Today I found this barely visible code stamped into the area right below the lid trunk. The car is a Cabriolet. Can anyone explain this. It reads V-67X0-1205-CXXX.

In the attached photos you will see the area.

 

   

 

   

 

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[Waylander]

looks like the manufacturers casting number or similar, 

 

as none of the plastic bits are made by Porsche

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[Kaj Hallstrom]

Plastic bits??... Its stamped into the metal. I am guessing it might be related to the conversion from coupe to cabriolet. That was done in Germany by an American company The American Sunroof Company (ASC) originally based in LA.

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[Waylander]

As you already knew the answer, why ask the question?


It was hard to tell exactly what part that was from the photo

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[MCL968]

Strange, I never noticed that on mine. Sure enough, there it is!    

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[Kaj Hallstrom]

I do not know if that is the answer. Pure guess work. it might be related to something totally different.

Looks like we all have the same numbers?

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[Roboman]

By coincidence I too noticed this stamp last week. My cover became trapped I the boot corner and as I lent around to release it light reflected off this code. Yes it is the same one except my "C" is badly formed; it is missing the top curve so I was wondering what it was. So your photos have cleared up the letter, now we just need a definitive role.

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