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LRPV
12th September 2009, 06:26 PM
Hello all

Can someone please help me to ID this Series 1. The owner says that it is a 1948 model but it may be early 50s.

Chassis number is 28182008.

Regards
Stuart

123rover50
12th September 2009, 06:42 PM
Looks a nice little 1952 model, has a fairly hard to find cab. Be a good project.

JDNSW
12th September 2009, 06:56 PM
I think that chassis number should be 261 not 281, which would make it a 1952 model.

John

bobslandies
12th September 2009, 06:57 PM
Hi Stuart,
Check the number when you can.

When you get a closer look you will probably find the number is 2616xxxx indicating RH Drive Export.
If it is 2666xxxx it is RH Drive CKD (locally assembled from a Completely Knocked Down vehicle)

Bob

Lost Landy
12th September 2009, 07:02 PM
What a nice little find good luck with the purchase. ;)

LRPV
12th September 2009, 07:45 PM
Hi Stuart,
Check the number when you can.

When you get a closer look you will probably find the number is 2616xxxx indicating RH Drive Export.
If it is 2666xxxx it is RH Drive CKD (locally assembled from a Completely Knocked Down vehicle)

Bob

Unfortunately I had to stick the camera in the window, point it at the plate and hope for the best.

I have used the 'Negative' option on the photo editing to try and bring out the number.

Regards
Stuart

LRPV
12th September 2009, 07:54 PM
Looks a nice little 1952 model, has a fairly hard to find cab. Be a good project.

Pic of the cab from inside. It's in excellent undamaged condition.

JDNSW
12th September 2009, 08:23 PM
Unfortunately I had to stick the camera in the window, point it at the plate and hope for the best.

I have used the 'Negative' option on the photo editing to try and bring out the number.

Regards
Stuart

I make that 26162008, which should make it a fully imported 1952 model if my information is correct.

John

bobslandies
12th September 2009, 08:25 PM
It's a very nice little truck, particularly as mentioned before having the truck cab.

It has the one piece guards introduced in 1951 (by the look of the photos), the correct 1952 thin perspex aluminium channel window frames and with the square cornered tops even the flat seats backs (#302609) are correct for the year.

Bob

LRPV
12th September 2009, 10:05 PM
Thanks everyone for your imput :)

Check out Markets as it is now for sale.

I have been asked to advertise the S1 for it's owner and any enquiries will be directed to him.

Regards
Stuart

chris1983rangie
13th September 2009, 12:26 AM
cool thats in good nick too..........! out of the rain in dry storage always the best barn finds......!

i've also got one of those 1 piece front wings, only got a right hand side one.
so they are genuine? i thought it was a repair when i first got it........!

cheers,

Chris;)

Lotz-A-Landies
13th September 2009, 07:41 AM
Stuart

While is is not a 1948, it would be worth buying just for the truck cab. Original 80" truck cabs are a rare as hens teeth item however they need to be on a '52-'53 vehicle as thats when they were introduced.

Diana