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    A little info please

    Hi There guys and gurls

    Today we pick another 2a as a big mechano set (thanks ACE!!), however we are a little stumped with the VIN / Engine number searching, I tried googling and calVIN but came up with very little info.

    We are trying to see if the engine matches the chassis so any help would be most appreciated, not for any particular reason apart from the fact its nice to have a little family history on any new pet!!

    Chassis No: 24307030b
    Engine No: 151020974

    Cheers

    Johnno
    Last edited by John-2a; 3rd November 2007 at 07:01 PM. Reason: updated engine number

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    That engine number does not have enough digits - it looks like a part number. The engine number should (2.25 engine) be on the sloping surface just in front of and below the exhaust manifold, and adjoining the timing cover running from top to bottom of the surface, and should have eight digits plus almost certainly a letter suffix.

    John
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    1970 2a 109 2.25 petrol

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    Ok, after looking under layers and layers of what can only be described as "crud", we found a new number.....

    151020974


    OK folks work your magic!!

    Cheers

    Johnno

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    Am i seeing double

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    Quote Originally Posted by John-2a View Post
    Hi There guys and gurls
    Chassis No: 24307030b
    Engine No: 151020974

    Cheers
    Johnno
    Johnno

    The engine comes from a 1960 109" petrol so almost certainly NOT the original engine. Although essentially the same and could have been an exchange exchange engine done sometime during the life of the vehicle. This was a common practice, look for a reconditioners ID plate on the block - "Replacement Parts Co NSW" (Repco) certainly did hold Land Rover engines on an exchange basis in the 1960's.

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