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TR6 Triumph vin tag information

robsblown55

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Good afternoon I have a triumph I am trying to find information on so I can order parts.. only tag I find is under the bonnet and next to the battery and it reads. (28394 ct) looking for year .ake and model if anyone has any information it would be greatly appreciated.. thank you for any help
 
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From our friends at MOSS Motors. Download a catalog, good info in there.
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Hi Rob, and welcome to the TR club! You have a late 1963 TR4 (or maybe an early '64). The number you have (28394 CT) is the body shell number, and should be on a small aluminum strip pop-riveted to the body, left of the battery. It will be close, but not match, the actual commission #. That was on a rectangular tag to the right of the battery, and started with 'CT'. The engine & transmission will also have numbers stamped into them, and while they didn't match the commission #, they were usually close. Of course, after 60 years these often got replaced and might not be original to the car. These numbers might give clues to when your car came off the line if original. Hopefully you will find the commission tag in a box.

You car might have a 'metal' dash, originally painted white, or it could have come with a wooden dash fitted over the metal. This is important to know so you can figure out what glove box door you need. Look around in the car, trunk, or boxes for a metal door, or remnants of the wood dash.

Have fun - Jeff
 
Doubtless the vin plate has been lost due to the galvanic corrosion of the pop rivets the factory employed.
I have seen a number of them "come adrift".It can be duplicated with some research and attached after painting.
Picture is of CT 74 L 3 years ago.
Mad dog
 

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