Chassis no. identification

Jan 18, 2004 5 Replies
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in article snipped-for-privacy@boltblue.com, Jonathan Scott-Smith at snipped-for-privacy@boltblue.com wrote on 18/1/2004 6:15 pm:

Have just put this number in on this website and this was the result

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CalVIN, the Land Rover VIN CALculator

24141669H

241 Model: Land Rover, Series IIA Body type: Basic or Station wagon Wheel base: 88in Engine: petrol Model years: 1962-1971 Destination: Home market, right-hand drive (RHD)

41669 Serial number H Design: Seven or more significant design modifications (is this still a Land Rover?)
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I have acquired two old series Landy's largely in bits - one is a J reg from about 1971 and the other a slightly old D reg. I have only one chassis plate and no documentation for either although they came direct from the family who I believe had owned both from new. Can anyone advise which reg. belongs to chassis no. 24141669H and whether the other chassis no. can be obtained from the registration no.?



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Might be worth trying series 2 club, im pretty sure they have a registrations officer who can find out details,

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The DVLA would be the only real source for the reg no., but they may not be able to give it to you. Armed with official information about the build date etc etc, you can get the DVLA to issue a new registration and registration document, with an age-related plate. However, the vehicle will need to be inspected, and as such will need to be roadworthy.

Alex

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We think only DVLA would be able to help you with this one - sorry

Gaynor

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