CT8904L
1 - Sliding.
2 - Hook that's bolted to the frame crossmember.
3 - Yes.
4 - No.
5 - Unknown - replacement lens.
-----Original Message-----
From: triumphs-bounces+lbc.resto=comcast.net@autox.team.net
[mailto:triumphs-bounces+lbc.resto=comcast.net@autox.team.net] On Behalf Of
nwolf@u.washington.edu
Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2008 12:53 PM
To: triumphs@autox.team.net
Subject: [TR] Early TR4 change points
Listers,
I got the official word from Richard Bacchus at BMIHT: They cannot tell
me anything about my mystery TR4 using only the body-in-white number. Dang.
All I can do is narrow down the Commission number range some more using
change points. For that, I need more help from the early-TR4 owners out
there:
If your commission number is lower than about CT 11664, please tell me
the following:
1. Which type of boot support rod do you have (folding or sliding)? If
folding, is the lower bracket welded to the inner fender, or just to the
boot lip?
2. Is your spare tire anchored to a stamped steel loop that's welded to the
boot floor, or a hook that's bolted to the frame crossmember?
3. Is there a small tab (for holding wire) welded to the horizontal surface
of the bulkhead immediately forward of your voltage regulator?
4. Does your bonnet release mechanism have an ear on the right side that
sticks up about an inch above everything else and then folds over toward the
right side of the car?
5. Do your taillight lenses have concentric circles over the bulbs (L669) or
vertical bars (L799)?
Not to put anyone on the spot, but... it would be REALLY GREAT if I could
get this data from CT611L (Mark Macy), CT2846L (Phil Ethier), CT5018LO
(Steven Newell), CT5521LO (Darrell), CT7966L (Tom Fansher), and CT8904L
(Ian)... plus any cars in between that I might have missed.
Also, I am still accepting "body-in-white" numbers (see below). So far,
mine is still the lowest I've seen, at ZS 010966.
Thanks again in advance! I really appreciate it.
-Nick
On Wed, 5 Mar 2008 nwolf@u.washington.edu wrote:
> The "body-in-white" number is stamped into a welded-on tag in the left
rear
> wheel well, just behind and above the rear axle. According to Piggott's
book,
> they were in place before the bodies got their final paint color (hence
the
> name).
> Here's a photo of the general area on a different car:
> http://tinyurl.com/2vqnbq
>
> and a close-up of mine after I scraped off some paint with a penny:
> http://tinyurl.com/yuwbuf
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