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What year is my car?
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Hi Kenny - welcome to BCF. Check out this Rootes page:
Hope this helps.
Tom M.
Hope this helps.
Tom M.
I did that already. That only narrows it down to 3 years. 65,66, 67.maybe 68
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Kenny if you have the body number B940xxxx I believe you can get to a week of manufacture.
Have a look here: > Production Build Dates – The Sunbeam Alpine Owners of America <
Have a look here: > Production Build Dates – The Sunbeam Alpine Owners of America <
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While you'll want to title it for the year of manufacture I expect, back then it wasn't unusual for a car to be titled for the year it was sold. Generally that would be the same but a car kept by a dealer might be noticeably different. My built in December 64 Tiger has a 1966 title and seems to have been a salesman's car for a year or so before sold to the buying public. Not normally done these days, the build model year stays with it now. Just an interesting bit of 1960s trivia..