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PCGB Sticker

Posted: Wed Jul 17, 2019 4:11 am
by Monty43
Have done some research but can't find anything conclusive.

My 71T was purchased new from PCGB. Just wondering did they put a sticker on the car before delivery to the new owner ? If so does anyone have a photo thanks

Re: PCGB Sticker

Posted: Wed Jul 17, 2019 6:27 am
by KS
When you say PCGB, do you mean AFN at Isleworth?

Re: PCGB Sticker

Posted: Wed Jul 17, 2019 6:50 am
by mycar
...Or Porsche Club Great Britain ?

Re: PCGB Sticker

Posted: Wed Jul 17, 2019 11:43 am
by Monty43
Porsche Cars Great Britain at Isleworth
Thanks

Re: PCGB Sticker

Posted: Fri Jul 19, 2019 8:22 am
by 911GP
From the Porsche UK website:

"The first Porsche was sold in the UK in 1954, by Archibald Frazer Nash (AFN) from premises at Falcon Works, London Road in Isleworth Middlesex.

Two years later, AFN became the sole UK concessionaire for Porsche Cars until 1965 when Porsche Cars Great Britain Limited was formed. A move which successfully separated the importing functions from the sales operations."

If your car had a sticker, it is more likely to have had an AFN sticker than a Porsche Cars Great Britain one. I have seen cars much later than yours with AFN window stickers. However, I don't know if early 70s cars had window stickers or when they were introduced.

Re: PCGB Sticker

Posted: Fri Jul 19, 2019 9:03 am
by Monty43
Thanks for the post

If someone knows whether AFN continued to sell new 911s ( 65 to 73 ) such comments would be welcome

These are the stickers but I have not seen them on any 65 to 73

Re: PCGB Sticker

Posted: Thu Aug 01, 2019 10:49 pm
by Monty43
Did anyone have these stickers on their car 65 to 73 when sold new by AFN ?

Re: PCGB Sticker

Posted: Fri Aug 02, 2019 9:13 am
by Hendrik Moulds
911GP wrote:From the Porsche UK website:

"The first Porsche was sold in the UK in 1954, by Archibald Frazer Nash (AFN) from premises at Falcon Works, London Road in Isleworth Middlesex.

Two years later, AFN became the sole UK concessionaire for Porsche Cars until 1965 when Porsche Cars Great Britain Limited was formed. A move which successfully separated the importing functions from the sales operations."

If your car had a sticker, it is more likely to have had an AFN sticker than a Porsche Cars Great Britain one. I have seen cars much later than yours with AFN window stickers. However, I don't know if early 70s cars had window stickers or when they were introduced.
Surprising that even Porsche UK would get this so wrong. :roll:

First Porsche sold: 1951. Even my original UK sold cab predates their date as it was sold in November 1953.
AFN became sole concessionaires in 1954.
Porsche Cars GB came into existence in 1966 (1st January) but was only involved in wholesale distribution, AFN still dealt with retail so if your car had a sticker it would always be AFN
Porsche bought into AFN and so took over the importing of their cars in 1972.

Re: PCGB Sticker

Posted: Fri Aug 02, 2019 12:27 pm
by MikeB
This thread seems to cover most of the AFN story


http://911uk.com/viewtopic.php?t=105381 ... sc&start=0