Porsche 911 Red Book 3rd Edition: Specifications, Options, Production Numbers, Data Codes and More

It took a few more days than I thought, but the book is filled with great information. I have only perused it, but I look forward to a deeper dive when I get the car I'm lined up to get; a '78 "FrankenPorsche".

Just one Very Nice Book, Full of Facts, Photo and just about everything you need to know about the Finest years the Porsche. The Book starts with 1956 and ends with 2014. The Porsche 911 Red Book is very nicely broken down into years, 13 chapters, 64- 67, 68, 69, etc. There are Five Chapters on Carrera. Porsche's that makes your mind spin. If your even Thinking about a 911, This is by far a must have book. The Book is small enough that you can take it everywhere with you. The Specifications, options, Production Numbers, everything that you need to know.

Not a bad reference. Would like to see better descriptions of the option packages. Gives only the short description but that seems to be all that is ever published. Still worth owning.

A must have book for the air cooled Porsche enthusiast. Some of the info is confusing ( like production numbers) and possibly incorrect but this book is a good start -- and inexpensive.

Great update of a classic manual every Porsche owner must have. Learned that my 1975 911 engine is a Carrera type and not the "S" that I had supposed. Great reference manual with super photographs and articles.

Pretty much the ultimate P-car pocket manual. Easy to reference the various iterations and models of the iconic 911. A must have ready resource for the new or well established Porschephile !!!

I bought the 1st and 2nd editions when they first came out. This is a wonderful update to the prior editions with the 991. I have not seen any book that described each model year in such detail. I will anxiously wait for the next edition when Porsche releases the next generation 911.

Detailed information but the primary reason I purchased this book was to get a handle on the various colors that were available for the 911. This books does provide the color names and codes but doesn't provide a picture of the colors. It would have been acceptable if the author would label the color in each photo.