What's this calVin you speak off how can I run the number for my 86"
One never knows what they might have sitting in the yard hey thank you
One of the many errors with CalVIN. There are no such models as Home Market CKD, although part of the reason for the error is a transcription by me where I transposed the "1" and the "6". The numbers therefore are 47160021 through 47160024 all the other information is correct.
Given the similarities with the numbers on the vehicles in the REMLR records, and understanding the pace of the 1954 Royal Tour with 2,000 miles by road in 207 individual trips and visits to all capitals excluding Darwin. It is therefore likely that there were a set of Royal Tour Land Rovers pre-positioned in all capitals and handled by each of the Master Distributors . Nevertheless the picture at the head of this thread refers to the Sydney Daily Telegraph article so likely depicts one of the Grenville Motors vehicles mentioned.
Whether the image below taken at the MCG is of one of the same Land Rovers delivered to Regent Motors for the 1954 tour is unknown. It could be the event where 70,000 ex-servicemen were presented to the Queen during the tour or a later image taken at the 1956 Olympics.
CKD are all export models the code for a 1954 86" CKD RHD is 4766????
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OK . Thanks for that.Where do those numbers come from? The 47160021 through 24 ones?
Didiman
They come from the Grenville Motors Allocations Books. These were the hand written registers of all vehicles distributed by the NSW master distributor Grenville Motors, the sister company of Regent Motors in Melbourne. Both were LNC Industries companies, as was the PMC factory at Enfield NSW.
The books were saved from destruction by Arthur Garthon a Land Rover dealer in Penshurst NSW. (Also owner of one of the vehicles in the Peking to Paris reinactment on TV. AULRO member "Mr LR Jnr" is his grandson)
I have a copy with Arthur's permission but he was unhappy about copies being widely distributed, although a number of other copies exist.
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I recall a brown one existing at the rear of a certain workshop/parts outlet in Sydney in the 80's.
I’m pretty sure the dinosaurs died out when they stopped gathering food and started having meetings to discuss gathering food
A bookshop is one of the only pieces of evidence we have that people are still thinking
Dont you love the way everyone wore a hat.
Why dont they wear hats now?
I do.
Didiman
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