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Harrington
- Thread starter Alpine Addict
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65beam
Donation Time
yes! go to www.harringtonalpine.org and read the full story. click on production.
His description says Series I but the VIN tag is clearly a Series II serial number.
The center consule and pillars that fit on the doors are series 2.
P. Scofield
Bronze Level Sponsor
My thought is a doner car for the body. Given the paint on the Harrington parts seem to be brighter.
That VIN does appear on the Harrington site registry with the same first registered date of 15 June 1961, so it may very well be legit. But gee it had a lot of poor quality panel work done, LH sill (rocker), valance, headlight pieces and lower guard panels as well as the RH floor pan and trans tunnel.
Harrington Jan
Donation Time
Scott, just a mistake
alpineclive
Diamond Level Sponsor
Hi
I visited the car on Saturday and although there is a lot of poor repair work done on the car, it does appear to be a genuine article. Holes in the body line up with the roof and the small trim parts. All the plates with numbers are in the right places and the engine block number matches.
I visited the car on Saturday and although there is a lot of poor repair work done on the car, it does appear to be a genuine article. Holes in the body line up with the roof and the small trim parts. All the plates with numbers are in the right places and the engine block number matches.