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RE: Tony's (mostly) excellent Spitfire adventure

To: "Andrew Mace" <amace@unix2.nysed.gov>
Subject: RE: Tony's (mostly) excellent Spitfire adventure
From: "Anthony Bauman" <abauman@msn.com>
Date: Mon, 2 Oct 95 12:09:15 UT
Cc: "Scions of Stanpart" <triumphs@autox.team.net>
Hi Andrew,
   Let me try this again... I realized after replying to your 
last message that the editor I am using doesn't automatically handle 
"quoting" too well... My comments and your comments were mixed in my reply to 
become quite a mess...
   Just wondering about the engine number... I found 
a couple numbers on the top edge of the head, right hand side..  these were 
hidden under blue grease!  I guess I mis-stated previously about the DPO..  
in actuality he didn't paint the engine blue...he painted the GREASE on the 
engine blue!  I didn't find these numbers until I started wiping "dirt" off 
the head and found numbers underneath...
   Toward the front what appears to 
be "RKC0589" is cast in the upper surface, and further toward the rear of the 
engine the designation "TKC140x"  is stamped. (the x may or may not be a bad 
character stamp or a slip by the stamper...)
   The number on the door plate 
is "FM76516" and there also appears to be a metal band rivited in the engine 
compartment by the left hood latch..but it is in pretty bad shape.

     
Thanks again,
       Tony     '78 (mostly) excellent Spitfire 

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From:   owner-triumphs@triumph.cs.utah.edu on behalf of Anthony Bauman
Sent: 
        Saturday, September 30, 1995 1:38 PM
To:     Andrew Mace
Cc:     Scions of 
Stanpart
Subject:        RE: Tony's (mostly) excellent Spitfire adventure




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From:   Andrew Mace
Sent:   Wednesday, September 27, 1995 3:02 

PM
To:     Anthony Bauman
Cc:     Scions of Stanpart
Subject:        RE: Tony's 

(mostly) excellent Spitfire adventure
I think 
1974, but certainly by 1975 
in the U.S. It sounds possible that 
your car 
has an engine earlier than 
1978. What is the engine number? (It 
should be 
FMxxxxxUE if correct.)



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