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I am trying to track down the following car - BJ8 42804. Does anyone have any info on it or have an online site to find more historical information on the car?
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You should direct your enquiry to Steven Byers who manages the BJ8 Registry. I believe that he can be contacted at: sbyers@ec.rr.com
Yours was probably built in early November, 1967. I have 42655 which was completed 3/Oct/67. The last one completed in regular production was 43025 on 21/Dec/67 with only 15 being built that month (Robson's book- The Big Healeys). So 350 +/- built in Oct & Nov with yours at 42805 falling in the latter half of that run. A Heritage Certificate would pin that down exactly and show when and where it was shipped.
Yours was probably built in early November, 1967. I have 42655 which was completed 3/Oct/67. The last one completed in regular production was 43025 on 21/Dec/67 with only 15 being built that month (Robson's book- The Big Healeys). So 350 +/- built in Oct & Nov with yours at 42805 falling in the latter half of that run. A Heritage Certificate would pin that down exactly and show when and where it was shipped.