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TR2/3/3A 1960 TR3A Mystery G

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M_Pied_Lourd

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Yes...mystery G.

Found a G punched into the sheetmetal just in front of the scuttle opening. Haven't seen or read about this before. Anyone know what/why it is there?

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Cheers,
M. Pied Lourd
 
I was thinking it was because it was br G from the factory...even rhymes....

Cheers,
M. Pied Lourd
 
"G", I dunno..... I wonder if mine has one?
 
It's GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD!
 
If I could come up with a credible Jim Carey .impersonation (Bruce Almighty)

" it's guuud"
 
Since the COMM. numers were doneby hand (I think) maybe some one was simply practicing :smile:
 
Adrio said:
Since the COMM. numers were doneby hand (I think) maybe some one was simply practicing :smile:
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Good theory, except there's no G in commission numbers, is there?
 
Hey maybe after a long Friday nooner ,the guy was to drunk to know the difference between a Herald and a TR3
 
Today I started preparing to replace the battery box. Guess what I found... not G but A, and it looks to be in the same spot. So, what does it mean? I probably wouldn't have noticed it, but I read this thread the other day.
 

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Interesting A, eh Tex?

Cheers
David
 
If the next letter that turns up is an "M", then I think Lucy will have some splaining to do.......
 
It stands for the guy who inspected the welding on the car.
 
My last comment I wanted to say with authority but to be truthful I have no idea but it sounded good.
 
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