Re: "Non-Standard"

From: John.Seely(at)ci.seattle.wa.us
Date: Wed Jul 10 1996 - 16:35:41 CDT

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     I have wondered about this myself, my Series V has the X also, and I
     can only guess that the non-standard item refered to is the brake
     servo, although I also have a hardtop.

     John Seely, '67 Series V

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Subject: "Non-Standard"
Author: haltman(at)VNET.IBM.COM at Internet
Date: 7/10/96 1:28 PM

Hello all,
I was curious, the letters following the serial number on my car are
LRX, I know what the L and the R stand for and that the X means not standard
What I don't know is what is not standard? Anyone have a clue?
Thanks
Howard Altman
Series I Alpine B9003995 LRX

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