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Title: numbers for ken Post by: smithy on February 12, 2006, 01:09:43 AM im not sure if these have already been entered but here you go
NO: FC-225-19899-S TRIM: 297-637 PAINT: 256-2031 INSERT: 253-9665 TOP: - Vehicle is an FC Special Sedan, the 19,899th manufactured in Sydney, NSW. Two-Tone: Terraglow over Adobe Beige. The Interior Trim Code (637) refers to: Black & Turkish Ivory. The main colour is DUCO Lacquer Adobe Beige The insert colour is DUCO Lacquer Terraglow The vehicle was painted in the Mid 1959 scheme style (based on the ID No) FC-34766-S The vehicle was assembled during 1959, and was the 33,766th FC (in any bodystyle) assembled in Sydney, NSW. cheers dean Title: Re: numbers for ken Post by: customFC on February 12, 2006, 01:11:18 PM Here's another set of numbers for Ken.
ID plate: FC225 20050 S 277 629 253 0700 256 7770 Chassis: FC 34953 Engine: L544564. Regards Alex Title: Re: numbers for ken Post by: smithy on February 12, 2006, 10:18:45 PM hey alex, we are almost production line buddies given those numbers ;D
how many cars did they punch out a day i wonder? Title: Re: numbers for ken Post by: mcl1959 on February 13, 2006, 04:27:54 AM Well, my program gives 67,586 vehicles produced in Sydney plant over 20 months of approx 30 days each gives
67,586/600 = 112.6 cars per day (on average). Since these 2 cars are 34,953-34766 = 187 Then the 2 cars would have been made on consecutive days Ken PS any details on these 2 cars such as owner, dead or alive, for sale etc. Just like a little referance as to what their status was. Thanks & regards Ken Title: Re: numbers for ken Post by: smithy on February 13, 2006, 05:04:05 AM hi ken, the numbers i supplied you are for my vehicle and last time i checked i was still alive ( though some mornings i question it :-/ :- :P)
cheers dean Title: Re: numbers for ken Post by: customFC on February 13, 2006, 12:31:00 PM Ken.
The numbers I supplied belonged to a mate who was selling the car on ebay, after having bought it from a guy who had it in storage. The car was not sold and eventually traded for a LJ Torana. The new owner intends to put it back onto the road, which should not be too hard, as it had minimal rust. The car has been repainted red and white, the story behind the colour change is that it was painted to be used in a movie. I tried to get more details around this, but they remain sketchy. Regards Alex |