The prefix digit is indeed different, as you suspect. (At least on mine.)
Jim
>I wonder how the individual who was stamping the commission plates at
>the factory could possibly know that the car was going to North America,
>let alone which port of entry it would use.
>
>If the digit was added to the plate afterwards (such as when it hit the
>port), the style of the additional digit would most certainly be
>different.
>
>Regards,
>Joe
>
>wallaces@superaje.com wrote:
>>
>> Hi Dave,
>> The theory that the prefix digit is the year of sale is supported by my TR3a
>> 2TS81417L. It's registered as a 62 although by its serial # it was built
in
>> late 60. Previously though I had heard somewhere that the digit specified
the
>> port of entry, but I can't imagine there being as many as 5 ports of entry
into
>> the country - 2 maybe.
>> Regards,
>> Jim
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