[TR] L means what? Xtra info

[Andrew Mace]

-----Original Message-----
From: dorpaul <dorpaul at bellsouth.net>

Do you know what the 'B' or 'SC' stands for literally?

==AM==
I don't recall "B" alone, but "BW" might literally have stood for 
Borg-Warner, the manufacturer of the automatic gearboxes used. "SC" 
might stand for Saloon Conversion? Just a guess, since most of the 
estate car bodies from Standard-Triumph (with Heralds being a notable 
exception) were actually converted by the Mulliners subsidiary from 
partially completed saloon body shells.

--Andy  Mace

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*Man: Well, no ... It's not so  much of a jet, it's more your, er, 
Triumph Herald engine with  wings.
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