According to Unclw Wally, the last 62 MK II's were shipped to
his Ohio
distributor. Seems the ship arrived in Newark with
62 Tigers. He shipped 32
to his Ohio distributor. The Distributor
then offered to swap Simcas for the
remainign 30 Tigers. Thats
why there are several MK II in the Ohio area.
Anyone interested in vintage Simcas may want to start looking there.
Dave
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From: Tom Parker <tkparker1941@gmail.com>
To:
LIST TIGER <tigers@autox.team.net>
Sent: Tue, October 12, 2010 3:24:30 PM
Subject: [Tigers] Early Mark 2 Tigers
This is for the historians in the
group:
I own B382100105LRXFE. Production Mark 2 Serial Numbers began with
B382100100; there were two prototypes built, B38210001 & 0002.
So far my car
is the earliest known Mark 2 based on the list on Norm's site
of un-T.A.C.'d
known Tigers. (Norm has apparently disabled the list; When I
click on the
"proper spot" nothing happens anymore.) The car is not
completely T.A.C.'d
yet, but I'm comfortable it's an original.
So, here's the question: Where did
Serial Numbers 100 thru 104 go? Did they
come here? Europe? One of the
colonies?
I'm not looking for specifics, just a general idea where the cars
were
delivered.
Any help or information will be greatly appreciated.
Tom
'
67 Mark 2 being reborn
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