Re: Could this be the highest price ever asked for a car with a Triumph drivetrain?

["Dixie" <dixie4@wales.freeserve.co.uk>]

I, for, one do not believe that this is the 1970 Earls Court Show car.
Being in UK I understand the car registration system used in this country.
A registration number stays with the car for its life (There are
exceptions). But if this car is original then the number displayed on the
car should be also original.
The registration number on this car was issued in Northumberland between
August 1972 and July 1973. Now as I remember it the Motor Show was held in
October so where had the car been for two years before being registered?

Adrian
TR4A CT64306 O

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