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TR2/3/3A Early Triumph stamped number tags.
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HerronScott
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Phil,
Frank (angelfj) was doing it. He might have even been selling them through the Roadster Factory.
https://www.britishcarforum.com/bcf/showthread.php?79352-Brass-Body-Tags
https://www.zeni.net/trf/miniTR2TR3/38.php?s_wt=1366&s_ht=650
Scott
Frank (angelfj) was doing it. He might have even been selling them through the Roadster Factory.
https://www.britishcarforum.com/bcf/showthread.php?79352-Brass-Body-Tags
https://www.zeni.net/trf/miniTR2TR3/38.php?s_wt=1366&s_ht=650
Scott
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Based on my recollection --
In case you don't know, there would have been two tags, one above the other. One painted body color and the other unpainted.
The upper tag was put on by Mulliners, has a prefix of EB and was painted (as it went on when the body was 'in white'). I do not know how you can get that number if you do not know it.
The lower is all digits and unpainted. That number is usually included in the data on a Heritage Certificate.
Both tags were secured with slotted screws.
Somebody will correct me if I got this wrong.
My tags (the upper is original, the lower was made by Frank):
In case you don't know, there would have been two tags, one above the other. One painted body color and the other unpainted.
The upper tag was put on by Mulliners, has a prefix of EB and was painted (as it went on when the body was 'in white'). I do not know how you can get that number if you do not know it.
The lower is all digits and unpainted. That number is usually included in the data on a Heritage Certificate.
Both tags were secured with slotted screws.
Somebody will correct me if I got this wrong.
My tags (the upper is original, the lower was made by Frank):