A mate has a 1964 woody estate with the body number GM 081638 on the slam panel.
Does the GM mean anything ?
GM body number series
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Re: GM body number series
Someone posted the a similar query on the Mk1 FB page, gave no real answer there as to the GM. That was a Morris Traveller.
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Re: GM body number series
Thought the prefix was CM?
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Re: GM body number series
Looks to have the G bar on this one.
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Re: GM body number series
Pretty sure its "CM" on my 65/66 Traveller..
That photo looks like its embossed from behind whereas mine is stamped from the front.... with the same font and size lettering as my 63S.
Cheers, Ian
That photo looks like its embossed from behind whereas mine is stamped from the front.... with the same font and size lettering as my 63S.
Cheers, Ian
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Re: GM body number series
This is the body plate in question.
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