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Dear all

What would be the correct place for the commission number and body number plates for a CKD Mechelen, Belgium early built 1970 TR6 Pi , 1CP502xxLP?

 

Pic 1: body number plate in the rear left inner rear wing - believed to be correct

https://www.flickr.com/photos/28582840@N05/45332615845/in/dateposted-public/

 

Pic 2: absence of body number plate on the bulkhead right hand side, rivets in place - believed to be correct

https://www.flickr.com/photos/28582840@N05/45521651434/in/dateposted-public/

 

Pic 3: absence of commission number plate on the left inner wheel arch, rivets in place (although not present in the picture) - believed to be correct

https://www.flickr.com/photos/28582840@N05/45332613985/in/dateposted-public/

 

Pic 4: commission number plate in the engine compartiment in front of the bulkhead right hand side - believed to be correct

https://www.flickr.com/photos/28582840@N05/45521649114/in/dateposted-public/

 

Are my assumptions correct  or ...?

Many thanks in advance for your replies. Kind regards

Jeroen

PS: Sorry, some issues embedding the images obviously; looking into the matter as we speak but not very succesful so far...

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Jeroen,

I have lhd CP513xxL:

I have a large commissioning plate in the lhs inner wheelarch with 2 rivets, as you think you should have, with commisioning number etc.

and a tack welded body nr(?) on the inner rear wheer arch , similar like you.

and I have a thicker aluminium plate (strip) riveted to the rhs bulkhead, reading 506xxCP.

Regards,

Waldi

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I think you should have the two missing ones also you should have the chassis number stamped on the right hand front suspension rear inner mounting box or on the top of the chassis near to that. Also some had chassis number stamped into the top right hand of the foot well behind where the riveted plate goes.

Stuart.

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You can just see on this Mechelin built TR5 on the top of the right hand foot well the stamped chassis number also on the suspension box too.

Stuart.

 

Marks TR5 211.jpg

Marks TR5 086.jpg

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Thanks, Stuart! The chassis number on the suspension box is also present on my TR6, complete with certificate and date that it was stamped right there.

I don't however, have the number on the right footwell as shown in the TR5 pic. Note the two holes that I believe hold the rivets of the body number tag in your first picture. Do you know whether the tag is present on this TR5 or not? I have been asking around locally and it seems that some Mechelen built CKD TR6s had them and some didn't. A bit like 'mood of the day' at the factory or ...?

Kindest regards

 

Jeroen

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As far as I can tell from the original pictures of the car when it came to me before it was stripped down no there wasnt a plate fitted there.

Stuart

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