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1R8472

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United KingdomSVR501H

United KingdomUHP506G

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Record Creation: Entered on 15 May 2017.

 

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2021-04-27 14:40:38 | XKE Data writes:

The record was updated:

  • Original Distributor was added: British Leyland New York
  • Notes From Heritage Record was changed from Originally registered as UHP506G in Coventry according to heritage cert to Personal Export Delivery. First registration 1969 UHP506G (GB - Coventry) Current registration 2014- SVR501H (GB)
  • Title Year was changed from 1970 to 1969
  • Current City was changed from London to Templecombe
  • Current State was changed from Bromley to Somerset
  • Last Seen was changed from 2017 to 2021
  • Registration numbers (raw data): was changed from NOTAVAILABLE|SVR501H| to SVR501H|UHP506G|
  • Registration number location (raw data): was changed from United States|United Kingdom| to United Kingdom|United Kingdom|
  • Heritage Notes

    Personal Export Delivery. First registration 1969 UHP506G (GB - Coventry) Current registration 2014- SVR501H (GB)

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    2017-05-10 04:25:49 | Mark writes:

    Some know facts. Prior owner purchased in 1980 and car was located in a heated garage Illinois for 34 yrs.
    Imported to U.K. in 2014. Converted to RHD in 2016.

    2021-04-22 11:16:35 | Harry Stevens writes:

    Imported into the United Kingdom from the United States and registered SVR701H in 2014. Sold by Andrew Walker Cars of Templecombe in April 2021. Listed on eBayUK, seller's description below.

    www.ebay.co.uk/itm/284235218266&item=284235218266

    A delightful Series 2 roadster in one of the best colour combinations. It was sold as a Personal Export and originally UK registered, before spending most of its life in the hands of two owners in the US. It was then repatriated to the UK in 2014 and later converted to RHD with triple SU's replacing the lacklustre Strombergs. The mileage of 68,000 is genuine and it comes with loads of history. It is a very genuine original example, and has been in continual, if limited, use over the past 50 years. The bodywork is unmarked, the chromework is perfect and the interior is spot on. It drives extremely well and comes with its heritage certificate, original spare, unused toolkit, six branch manifold and a modern radio.

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