Thread: Game features and unknown number

Hi Kev,

That number on the plate is definitely not a Game number. Only a few hundred Games were made and all the numbers I have seen are between 100 and 400.

I think that most of the Game parts were actually available to order but only on the Game were they all put together as a standard set of features. I believe the wheels even turned up on some Range Rovers from around the same time.

Will be good to see some pictures though .

Cheers,

TimJ.

Correct. Most of the Game features were from the options list. Exceptions to this were, I'm pretty certain the paint, and probably a few other minor items. But the organisation of the business was such that even these could probably be ordered if you really wanted them and you or your dealer knew the right people at Leyland Australia.

This example may be someone who wanted the Game features but wanted a diesel.

Perfect...thanks all. Its had a pressure wash and a clean-out on the weekend so now worthy of some photos !
No doubt I will be frequenting AULRO from now on
Kev

Calvin lists the chassis number (if I've read it correctly, is the 3rd number a 3 or an 8 ?) as originally with a petrol engine. Clifton Scientific Text Services, the Netherlands

Is the second number the Pressed Metal Corp number, usually on a separate plate ??


Colin

Definitely an 8 (looks like someone had two goes st it !) ....never heard of a corp number but could be I guess
Cheers