is it 911 Clubsport or 911 Club Sport?

[Blackpuddin]

As per title: is Club Sport two words or one?
Google is most definitely NOT my friend on this one, there seems to be an equal split and I can't find a factory pronouncement on it.

[bmwcsl]

It's two separate words but like you say for googling I'd try both!

[Blackpuddin]

I'm trying to find the definitive nomenclature, Porsche website hints at one word:
http://www.porsche.com/uk/search/?q=GT3+clubsport
but when you go to these links it's hard to find any more references.

[CRA1G]

I always thought "Clubsport" and "Supersport" i'v owned both over the years but I wouldn't have a load of money on it...?

[bmwcsl]

The logo has CS in it pointing to two words, and the left hand drive 911 3.2 cs had a transfer on the front wing with Club Sport on it. But it seems the later cars use one word more?

[Blackpuddin]

Seems odd there's no definitive line on it.
Might it be ClubSport? With no space?

[bmwcsl]

I am 90% sure its Club Sport from stuff I have seen like this - http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=csh0GVAWxdoC&am...

I have some Porsche stuff in the garage but its out of easy reach!

[Blackpuddin]

As per link in my earlier post Porsche itself seems to be using Clubsport but that could easily be a web monkey error that hasn't been spotted and corrected.

[mollytherocker]

Its defo 2 words on the 968 so I would go with that.

[Schnellmann]

According to the Porsche website (in German) it is Clubsport

[Trev450]

The 997 GT3 brochure lists it as 'Clubsport'.

[mollytherocker]

So is it Rennsport or Renn Sport?

[Essential]

I own a 993 RS Clubsport.

[Geneve]

The model name is Club Sport.

The generic term is Clubsport.

UK Club Sports were only badged CS


ROW cars had the name CLUB SPORT on the l/h front wing