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azure111s

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Excuse my ignorance, I'm new here (over from 997)! Currently conducting research with a view to a 968 purchase (LHD on the continent, not UK) and wondering about a few (hopefully) simple ones:

Were boot spoilers black on Coupes and colour coded on Sport and CS? Is it that straightforward?

I've seen cloth seats, but only seen one with multiple Porsche logo on the cloth, running diagonally across the fabric, all across it. Was this an option, or could it be an after-market addition? It's a sort of shiny black logo on black coth.

Were 17" wheels an option on Coupe, or would these have been added after-market.

Was sports suspension (Sport ride height) an option on Coupe, or not?

Grateful for the benefit of your knowledge - TIA.

 
I think your correct.
Black rear spoilers on standard coupes.
Logo seat on early cars/coupes. Plain on later cars. The logo seats were a carry over from the 944S2 era.
Sports suspension/lowered was an option, on any car.
17" wheels were an option, or added by a later owner.
 
Did they make LHD Sports ?.....I thought they were a UK thing only.

My car started life as a standard Coupe and that has a white rear spoiler to match the Car colour. Was colour coding an option or has that all been done later ?
 
I was amazed at the quality of the fabric on the logo seats...... The car I'm looking at has covered 158K Kms. It's got a black spoiler, analogue clock, sunroof and rear wiper - I don't know if Euro spec differed from UK spec and certainly didn't know that they didn't do LHD Sport. If that's the case then this is 100% a Coupe ;-)

Anyone got any idea how many were made in Eden Green?!
 
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