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Hello,

Trying to find an old Porsche my Dad had. I have the reg (WO02 OSC) also the old V5C details. Obviously been doing some reading online about how to track down old cars and seems like there aren't many legal ways to do it. Just wondering whether someone has ever seen it at a show or a meet somewhere?

It was a 2002 Porsche 911 Carrera 2 in seal grey and I think from memory it had a matching grey interior. I can see from the gov site is has been reguarly taxed and moted so hoping it is being looked after by an enthusiast now.

When it was sold the new owner was in the Bristol area.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers

Tom

Turns out you can email Autotrader and they will send you the details of an old advert, still no contact details but I feel I am getting closer, here is the ad from 2018:

MAKE PORSCHE

MODEL 911

REGNUMBER WO02OSC

PRICE 14000

YEAR 2002

MILEAGE 104000

I purchased this car from a Ferrari engineer based at Silverstone race track 4 years ago, it has had a full service at the Silverstone workshop for the past 3 years , (Porsche recommended a service every two years), The Porsche has seal grey matalic paint with light grey porsche embossed interior, alcantara head linning, since I've had the car I have had fitted front grills, 2 lower control arms, rear anti-roll bar bushes, 4 x drilled disc brakes, 4 x disc pads, 2 x electric window mechanisms, 4 x hub centric, 16mm wheel spacers, 2 x rear wheel bearings, cat back stainless steel custom made sports exhaust with turbo tips, 2 x Porsche remote keys, parrot bluetooth phone connection., Next MOT due 18/09/2018, Full service history, Electric windows, Air conditioning, Satellite navigation, Parking aid, CD player, Bluetooth, Leather trim, Height adjustable driver's seat, Folding rear seats, Sports seats, Power steering, Steering wheel rake adjustment, Cruise control, Central locking, Alarm, Immobiliser, Driver's airbags, Side airbags, Passenger airbags, Metallic paint, Spare wheel (Space-saver). Grey, 5+ owners, £14,000

Full service history

If you've not found it yet then I'd try the different Porsche forums (here and PCGB) plus any other 911 sites. There are also a few Facebook groups you could try to get the word out via as well