Another way, and the way I did it is to look in the club "Members Handbook"
for the SAOC. It has a list of production dates for all series Alpines, but
it goes by the serial numbers produced by Friday of the corressponding week.
I look and see how many cars were made that week, and figure out the day
fairly resonabbly by how close it is to the last serial numbers. I just
figured it was around tea time because they have that in England, and we
don't. I am not that psycic, though I have thought of getting a job working
for Dionne Warwick. Lou
> Patrick wrote:
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> > ???? OK, how do folks do this? ESP? Did you call a psychic????
> > Seriously, there must be a manual or plant records that maybe some sells
> > copies of?
> >
> > Would anyone mind looking up mine? I have an SV, VIN # B395002562 LRX
color
> > 39. I think it is a late 1965, since it is titled as a 1965 but the SV
> > wasn't made until September of 1965.
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> I don't wish to steal Ian's (ian@sunbeamalpine.org) thunder here since I
noticed
> his earlier reply on this thread. Check out the "The Classic Sunbeam
Alpine
> Owners Site" at http://www.sunbeamalpine.org under "Series V" go to
"Series V
> production numbers". Ian & Jan have done an excellent job.
>
> Tim
> SIV Singapore
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