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Spitfire Red painted engine number
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Dunno for sure. Junkyards do that a lot for their own inventory purposes.
Bob
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The factory did all sorts of advice painted references on the engines in period
But what yours mean ????
But what yours mean ????
Inside the Triumph Factory TR3
Inside the Triumph Factory n the TR3 assembly line. I came across these pictures and although not a Triumph TR4A IRS it still gives a good glimpse of Triumph Production - quite amazing!
tr4a.weebly.com
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I tend to agree with Bob. I have hand painted numbers of the transmissions and differentials.