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S814991

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   Hornburg, Los Angeles
 S814991 8 November 1955
 G3177-8S 
 J5455 
 ORIGINALLYJL32783CR California
 13 October 1955 
 
 1956 Maroon
  Biscuit
  
 Original 
  
IllinoisIllinois
 Moss Box 
United StatesUnited States
 
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Record Creation: Entered on 7 February 2016.

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2016-02-03
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2016-02-10 23:49:41 | Larry Philyaw writes:

This car has original engine, G3177-8S, and was shipped new to the Hornburg dealership in Los Angeles California. The original owner was Lloyd Philipson and it came with the Maroon exterior and Biscuit interior, according to the Heritage certificate. It originally came with a CR gearbox, which was replaced in the 70's with the standard 4 speed. It was refurbished in the 70's, is now currently driven in club events.
Larry Philyaw
Pontiac, IL
Owner

2016-02-11 10:42:45 | Peter Ingram writes:

Not by sequence is it original engine Look at the ones around same build date on here 1955 October

2016-02-26 23:29:09 | Larry Philyaw writes:

According to the Heritage certificate it is the correct engine. I'm sure you are aware that Jaguar did not subscribe to an exact sequencing of the numbers.

2016-02-27 10:37:59 | p writes:

Agreed Larry but not 2000 plus apart surely. Could the 3 be a misread of a 5 ???

2016-03-17 22:14:00 | Anonymous writes:


Peter,
Seems unusal, I agree, but Jaguar Heritage said it was shipped with engine G3177-8S, and that is what is stamped on the block. I suppose there could have been an error when stamping engine at factory, then repeated when entered on build sheet. All I know is the engine in it matches their records.
Larry

2016-03-18 21:12:04 | Peter Ingram writes:

Sounds pretty convincing

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