Jay is right that Seacrest Green (color code 30) was Rootes' official racing livery, but as a production color it was only available on Series II Alpines. Scott Christie Series 3 Alpine Registry
> >Date: Mon, 9 Mar 1998 17:32:30 EST
> >From: MrZAG57 <MrZAG57(at)aol.com>
> >Subject: Series III Car For Sale
> >Have located a Series III car for sale. I saw the car last Saturday.
> Owner
> has
> >asked me to post for inquiries. Please E mail me back for further
> info.
> >Location: Green Bay, WI
> >Engine: Original (at) twin Zeniths, ran last summer.
> >Transmission: Standard 4 speed.
> >Body Type: B 9202866 LRX sb Roadster
> >Condition: Complete not running. Car was dis- assembled for
> pretty
> >new turquois paint. Please E mail for more info.
> >Best use would be as a parts car, as it has severe underbody rust.
> Current
> >owner would entertain offers for purchase of entire car first then
> parting
> out
> >engine transmission and miscellaneous. Sheet metal has had typical
> repairs.
> >Owner is wanting to move and needs to sell car A.S.A.P.
>
> Didn't someone once write that "sb" meant special body, and could be a
> factory race car? Also, wasn't turquois, better known as Seacrest
> Green
> (or something like that) the factory racing color? Maybe someone
> should
> ask him if it has ever been raced or has any non-stock parts.
>
> Jay
>