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When I checked the original invoice of the TR3, the serial number of my 1953 Mark II TD was set forth: XPAG 21306. This was in 1956. I'd like to know if this car survived and is still in existence. It was white with an engine-turned aluminum dashboard.(Not a great idea. Reflected sunlight at some angles). Thanks for any info.
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T-Series Does my Mark II TD still exist?
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David_DuBois
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pd - XPAG 21306 is an engine number, not a car number - not an easy way to search for a car.
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You might start at some of the online databases of T types:
https://ttypes.org/
https://www.tregister.org/
But you'll need a body number. Even if you locate the engine, there's no guarantee that it is in the same body.
https://ttypes.org/
https://www.tregister.org/
But you'll need a body number. Even if you locate the engine, there's no guarantee that it is in the same body.
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If you had the chassis number it would be a lot easier and that's more than likely if the car was registered. Possibly the present owner, if the car still exists, would read this request and get back to you, but I wouldn't hold my breath. Sure be a long shot. Hope your successful! PJ