rob1miles
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1963??
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Sadly all to common before series 3's became tax exempt 
Not unheard of for mot testers to refuse to mot in the past but obviously they are exempt nowadays
Not unheard of for mot testers to refuse to mot in the past but obviously they are exempt nowadays
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1963 was a good year, or my parents worst nighmare, I was born
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It's a 2a bonnet?
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I worry for newbies to Series who see these and don't realise the potential problems. There are some 2As on e-bay that look straight, right bulkhead, dash, plates but others like these two that are at best bitzas which would take a lot of work to get back to original and at worst are simply not the vehicle they claim to be.
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The two of them are series 3 with 2a number plates. The razor bonnet was found on early 3's The bonnet hinge on the second truck is 3. There is nothing on either that say 2a to me.
I have a 63 2a.
I have a 63 2a.
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