
Originally Posted by
newhue
Hi guys,
your thoughts please.
I read recently the a subtle but obvious difference between a 2 and a 2A is the head light surrounds. 2's have a chrome retaining hoop, where as 2A's have a painted one in body colour.
can anyone clarify this please.
As with many other "differences between models" this is not an accurate distinction. In UK Home Market assembled vehicles, I believe you are correct, and the type of headlight changed at about the transition from 2 to 2a. However, this change did not happen in Australia, and the earlier headlight type was continued until the lights moved to the mudguards, simply because these lights were manufactured in Australia and the new type were not. Similar variations will apply to other model changes and other assembly locations which all had varying degrees of local content.
The only definitive difference between the Series 2 and early Series 2a is the addition of a "A" suffix to the chassis number and the availability of the 2.25 diesel instead of the 2.0.
John
John
JDNSW
1986 110 County 3.9 diesel
1970 2a 109 2.25 petrol
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