I saw a car that beats all on this one. I once owned CF389 U and was
amazed to see CF15 U at the British Invasion two years ago! I remember it
looked to be laurel green / black interior and was in decent shape - owned
by a guy in NY state.
Pretty impressive, although I'll take my CP 51686 O any day.
Chris Bullock
Burlington, VT
1970 TR6 PI CP51686 O
-----Original Message-----
From: rgb@exact.com [SMTP:rgb@exact.com]
Sent: Wednesday, October 07, 1998 5:32 AM
To: triumphs@autox.team.net; gknight2@gte.net
Subject: Re: TR 6 Horns and VIN Number
>not bragging about low numbers. my car is a 73 CF331U.
>guess im just wondering if and where there are any lower numbered cars
>still on the road. (from the CF prefix)
I'll raise you 73 CF294U
Of course "still on the road" is a relative term, this car was
obtained from a junkyard already mostly stripped. Donations over
time from the members of this list have restored it to "complete"
condition... To give you an idea, I have been sent carbs, bumpers,
top, seats, and trans/OD for this car. It originally consisted of
only frame/body/windshield/engine/rear, no joke! No wheels, no trans,
no seats, no instruments. Its now basically complete with all the
correct vintage parts. Even the trans/OD is a low serial number 73 unit!
This car was in a garage next to a house that burned and the left side
was charred, other than that and a "few" missing pieces... a perfect car!
This is a "triumphs@autox.team.net" built car.
Thanks,
Roger
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