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Originally Posted by BlaineWasHere
Before the 997 was the 996, before that was the 993, and before that was 964. So the answer is it's just a number and there is no clear pattern.
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Also the numbers are used for other models as well. 986/987 boxsters, 951 is a 944 turbo, etc. they aren't used just for 911s. In the end they are just design numbers that are then used for the basis of part numbers specific to the chassis/spec so it's semi logical really.
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