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January 16th 2008

Alick Dicks Coupe
A powder blue and white Coupe, went to Alick Dick 8th May 1959, no obvious improvements or modifications were made to the car it seems,
it even came with the standard grey vinyl as opposed to the leather interior.
Commission number Y682, Engine number Y2009. No reference to a numberplate yet. I wonder if this car is still about?
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January 16th 2008
Belgian Cars
(From June 2007)
2089 cars and their records now feature on the database. The majority are early 948 cars with the first month of production (April) now complete for the Triumph Herald saloons.

Several exports to Belgium feature, and interestingly at this point all the UK saloons were solid colours, only export models were duo-tone.
The most popular colour for Belgium so far is Monaco Blue and White. 99% of the Belgian exports had the different style of interior and of course all were Left hand drive.
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