Does the letter at the end of the chassis number being different mean anything ?
Does the letter at the end of the chassis number being different mean anything ?
Different to what? The chassis number and the number on the ADR plate look the same to me: BHJ10949B.Originally Posted by hxbunny
Yeah, i just thought it was an S on the tag first look.
It is an S on the tag, i bet it purrrrrrsssss along Rhino
the letter at the front has nothing to do with the letter at the end
letter at front = series revision.. eg WB's ran for 5 years and start AWB,BWB, CWB,DWB and EWB,
the letter at the end represent the factory, A Adel, B brisbane, M melb etc
so a chassis with EWB12345A is an adelaide built WB that was probably built 1984...
is this what you meant HXbunny?
Last edited by adam perth; 02-09-2011 at 10:56 PM. Reason: extra
"All correspondence must bear these numbers"
yep the letter of the tag is Sydney, but it's a xx7 with a brisbane chassis no.
Look closely, it may be a B. The numerals are the same as the rails so it has to be either a B or a mistake. I can understand mistakes on any digit except for the last one, the Acacia Ridge plant should never have got an S mixed with a B.
BHJ10949S is also a 1/75 or 2/75 number at the latest. BHJ10949B is a 3/75 number. I reckon if you pulled the plate off and cleaned it it'll be a B.
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