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TR6 Finding a 69 tr6
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One way would be to request the heritage certificate using the engine number:
https://www.heritage-motor-centre.c...tificates/car-traced-with-chassis-number.html
Hmm, looks like they won't do the certificate that way anymore, but perhaps this will work (and is cheaper, anyway):
https://www.heritage-motor-centre.c...search-services/archive-research-service.html
Then you need to find out if the car is still registered. Which may be a bit of a trick. I'd try something like CarFax first, but on cars this old I don't know if that would work.
Chances are if you have the engine, the rest of the car is long gone, though.
https://www.heritage-motor-centre.c...tificates/car-traced-with-chassis-number.html
Hmm, looks like they won't do the certificate that way anymore, but perhaps this will work (and is cheaper, anyway):
https://www.heritage-motor-centre.c...search-services/archive-research-service.html
Then you need to find out if the car is still registered. Which may be a bit of a trick. I'd try something like CarFax first, but on cars this old I don't know if that would work.
Chances are if you have the engine, the rest of the car is long gone, though.
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