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SideShifter Tri-Carb
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I couldn't say for sure since my car had a big hole there ;-)
Superwrench
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Nothing is normal on these crazy things ! :hammer:
twas_brillig
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you've got metal there?!? It's not a Fred Flintstone car???
Doug
PS: I'll try to remember to have a look at our BJ7 tomorrow - which has metal.
Doug
PS: I'll try to remember to have a look at our BJ7 tomorrow - which has metal.
yon_pie_eater
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Here in France there's a requirement to have the chassis number 'cold-stamped' onto the chassis or floor on the passenger side. I have brought over an MG from England for the Missus, and last week I put it through it's 'Controle Technique'. The guy doing the check was adamant that there should be a chassis number stamped somewhere on the passenger side of the car...he nearly failed it when he couldn't find it, so maybe your car had spent some time here?
BJ8Healeys
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Hi, Niels -
The number in the floor is not a usual thing, but I know of at least one other BJ8 that has its chassis number (i.e., the numerical part of the VIN following HBJ8L/) stamped into the passenger's floor. I do not know how to post a photo here, but I do have a picture of it. The other car is still with its original owner, in Canada.
The number in the floor is not a usual thing, but I know of at least one other BJ8 that has its chassis number (i.e., the numerical part of the VIN following HBJ8L/) stamped into the passenger's floor. I do not know how to post a photo here, but I do have a picture of it. The other car is still with its original owner, in Canada.
twas_brillig
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tried looking today, but the sound insulation is glued/adhering pretty solidly to the metal and what little of the floor I saw didnt' have a number.
Doug
Doug
bob hughes
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I once had a 100/6 with the number ( not the whole VIN ) stamped on the bracket that held the bonnet (hood) stay. I would not be surprised if numbers were stamped in a load of places on an original, especially the early cars.
Bob
Bob