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Andrew Allen

United Kingdom
68 Posts
Posted - 20/06/2016 :  11:05:04  Show Profile
An aged aunt of my wife's recently mentioned that her long-deceased husband used to own an MG. She thought it was an F-type. She has just sent me some pictures she has found and I promised I would see if I could find out anything about it. It looks more like a P-type to me but I wondered if anyone knows if it still exists. The reg. no. is NJ 3136.
Andrew Allen

PeterL

United Kingdom
1782 Posts
Posted - 20/06/2016 :  11:17:08  Show Profile
She mentioned an F type... Did he own an F Type as well??? Do ask...

Cheers

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Andrew Allen

United Kingdom
68 Posts
Posted - 20/06/2016 :  16:56:21  Show Profile
No I don't think so, though he was a bit of a petrolhead.

Andrew
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George Eagle

United Kingdom
3275 Posts
Posted - 20/06/2016 :  20:26:20  Show Profile
Hi Andrew

I agree the car looks like a P type.

Unfortunately the Register data base does not have a record of the Registration number NJ 3136.

George
L2023
Edited by - George Eagle on 20/06/2016 20:26:58
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leafrancis14

United Kingdom
323 Posts
Posted - 20/06/2016 :  21:13:15  Show Profile
The town in the background I think (but not completely sure) is Ludlow.

Barny Creaser

(Wellingborough)
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Max Headroom

United Kingdom
292 Posts
Posted - 21/06/2016 :  15:10:15  Show Profile
Yes I'll second the Ludlow vote; I know Ludlow very well

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Brian Kelly

USA
526 Posts
Posted - 22/06/2016 :  00:19:16  Show Profile

The original photo must have been taken from the same spot as this photo lifted from Wikipedia.

Wouldn't mind a bit of the snow right now.
98 F. in the Midwest.

Acording to Philip Riden's book. The Reg. NJ is Lewes, East Sussex.
records held at:

East Sussex Records Office.
The Maltings.
Castle Precincts.
Lewes.
East Sussex BN7 1YT.
Tel. 01273 482349
Fax. 01273 482341.

Brian.
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Colin Butchers

United Kingdom
1487 Posts
Posted - 25/06/2016 :  11:45:30  Show Profile
As a matter of interest, the records office at The Maltings, Lewes (which looked after East Sussex) has now been closed and everything transferred to a new archive, known as The Keep, Moulscombe, Brighton, just down the road from The University of Sussex. The Keep has its own website from which contact details can be obtained.

The Keep also looks after all records from Chichester (i.e. West Sussex) and the former county Boroughs of Brighton and Eastbourne. The staff are very professional and are keen to assist any enquirers.

Colin B.
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