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When cars were assembled outside the UK (often for tax purposes in a particular country), Triumph often added a character in front of the normal alphabetical prefix of the commission number. Initially, there was an alphabetical prefix of "B" for Belgium, but that changed to a numeric value of "1" as other sites were brought on line. |
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[B] 1 |
Australia |
2 |
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11 |
Notes: many Indian-assembled cars, especially later cars with more local content and "engineering," did not carry prefix letters. Also, many cars first sold in Canada had a numerical character stamped in front of the commission number, said digit indicating year sold.
Thanks to Joe Curry for the above information on assembly plants! Please visit his site!
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Revised 3/23/14
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