Thanks very much Gene, that begins to make sense. I'll
see what John at the Seven register says about a
reverse look-up.
John D.
--- gene.carter@grassvalleygroup.com wrote:
> John,
>
> You likely have an original S2 frame. The only
> question is whether or not
> the chassis plate is original. Can John do a
> reverse look-up to see which
> chassis number should go with frame 135? A previous
> owner may have put in a
> replica chassis plate and guessed at the chassis
> number. I take it B1135 is
> not registered with John currently.
>
> Gene Carter
>
> * * * * * * * * * * * *
> would anyone with a late S1 or Early S2 please
> describe to me the exact placement and appearance of
> the FRAME number?
>
> I'm looking at a Seven that's presented as a '62
> early
> S2. Its VIN plate is hand scribed "B1135" but I'm
> having trouble making sense of the Chassis number,
> which seems to appear on a small (1x1.5 inch) plates
> welded to the top of the frame rail in front of the
> passenger (left in this case) seat.
>
> John Watson of the Seven registry tells me that the
> number I can make out on this plate "135" is not
> even
> close to what his build sheet for 1135 says it
> should
> be!
>
> If anyone has a clue, or could confirm how a typical
> FRAME number should appear, I'd greatly appreciate
> it!
>
> regards,
> John Donohoe
>
>
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