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Pandakeeper
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I am a member of the UK TR Register and have recently purchased a fully restored TR 250. I would like to know if any one out there is able to shed some light on this car’s history.
The details of this vehicle are as follow:
Triumph TR 250
Chassis Number: CD/7890-L
Engine Number: CC/7737-E
Specification: LHD, North American Export
Colour a) exterior: Jasmine
b) trim: Black
c) hood (top): White
Date of Build: 22 August 1968
Date of Dispatch: 3 September 1968
Destination: Leyland Motor Corporation of North America, Jacksonville
The next information I have is as follows:
10th December 2004 registered to Thomas Monroe Pairet, 309 Ford St Farmville VA 23901 title No: 57890420.
9th January 2005 sold for $7,828.98 to David Hall of Manchester England and imported in to the UK on 9th March 2005.
I am a member of the UK TR Register and have recently purchased a fully restored TR 250. I would like to know if any one out there is able to shed some light on this car’s history.
The details of this vehicle are as follow:
Triumph TR 250
Chassis Number: CD/7890-L
Engine Number: CC/7737-E
Specification: LHD, North American Export
Colour a) exterior: Jasmine
b) trim: Black
c) hood (top): White
Date of Build: 22 August 1968
Date of Dispatch: 3 September 1968
Destination: Leyland Motor Corporation of North America, Jacksonville
The next information I have is as follows:
10th December 2004 registered to Thomas Monroe Pairet, 309 Ford St Farmville VA 23901 title No: 57890420.
9th January 2005 sold for $7,828.98 to David Hall of Manchester England and imported in to the UK on 9th March 2005.
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