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    Series 2a age

    I recently picked up an 88 series 2A. Can any one tell me how I can age it? I would think it is an early modle given what I've read but this one has the Parker blinker combo mounted virtically like you see on later models, any knowledge appreciated

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    The chassis number will tell you far more than which lights are currently fitted.

    I am assuming that when you talk about the parker blinker combo, you are talking about individual lamps and not a single combination lamp with both.

    SII only has a stop/tail lamp on the rear and a single side lamp on the front.

    Later, the front mudguard had a second hole drilled beside the dimple for the side light for the option of blinkers.

    Then the standard became the blinker and side lamps arranged vertically.

    However on the early cars which didn't have the blinkers fitted originally, owners may have fitted them where they felt they were most appropriate. There are also the issues when panels have been swapped after damage, so you can find 1958 SII with them arranged vertically and early SIIa (1962) with them horizontally. You can usually tell if the blinkers were a retrofit by how the second hole was cut through the panel.

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    2a

    Fully understand, I'll dig up the serial number and chassis no and post them her and see if anyone can hazard a guess.

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    I have the NSW allocation books, so where ever it was first sold I will be able to give you a very close approximation of its actual manufacture, if not its actual history.

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    Ok, can't find a number on the chassis but the fire wall has the following numbers
    Body 9408
    Serial 889408
    Those numbers are on a plate labeled " pressed metal corp syd "

    The LR Vehicle no is 24307693B

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    Quote Originally Posted by Discoagogo View Post
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    The LR Vehicle no is 24307693B
    24307693B: NSW Government Stores "The Benevolent Society", Engine number: 25198542F, Standard (soft top), Ignition key: 905, Tyres: Dunlop Bar, NSW Rego: DSZ 190, Delivery date: 31/3/1965.

    Is that enough?

    Diana

    BTW: you should confirm the number on the Car ID plate matches the number on the chassis. Sometimes the firewall gets changed without swapping the ID.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Discoagogo View Post
    Ok, can't find a number on the chassis but the fire wall has the following numbers
    Body 9408
    Serial 889408
    Those numbers are on a plate labeled " pressed metal corp syd "

    The LR Vehicle no is 24307693B
    Number should be stamped on the outside of the LH rear back spring hanger, on the flat bit facing out just above the shackle. Expect to have to clean it up.

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    That's brilliant guys thanks, I found a reference to the nsw forestry commission among the bits of paper work that came with it , so that would tally. This was a paddock find but in very good condition and totally complete. It's a father son resto project, that info is great thanks again

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    This may help.
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    Ignore my post. I just noticed that yours is suffix B not A. .W.

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