Please could someone be so kind; as to tell me the registration numbers of the Cream Cracker M.G.’s?
Cream Cracker reg. numbers ?
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Leigh Trevail
, Mar 04 2009 19:32
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Sebastian Tombs
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Posted 04 March 2009 - 20:20
JB 7521, JB7524, JB7525 
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JMH
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Posted 04 March 2009 - 20:24
Here we go:
1933/34
WP 2915 (J2)
TJ 2 (J2)
JB 859 (J2)
1934/35
TJ 5000 (PA)
JB 3639 (PA)
JB 3854 (PA)
1935/36
JB 7521 (PB)
JB 7524 (PB)
JB 7525 (PB)
1937
ABL 960 (TA)
ABL 692 (TA)
ABL 694 (TA)
1938
BBL 78 (TA)
BBL 79 (TA)
BBL 80 (TA)
BBL 81 (TA)
JMH
1933/34
WP 2915 (J2)
TJ 2 (J2)
JB 859 (J2)
1934/35
TJ 5000 (PA)
JB 3639 (PA)
JB 3854 (PA)
1935/36
JB 7521 (PB)
JB 7524 (PB)
JB 7525 (PB)
1937
ABL 960 (TA)
ABL 692 (TA)
ABL 694 (TA)
1938
BBL 78 (TA)
BBL 79 (TA)
BBL 80 (TA)
BBL 81 (TA)
JMH
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JMH
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Posted 04 March 2009 - 20:30
I hasten to add that the 33/34 J2s were not strictly "Crackers", but hey - some would say the J2 was the better car anyway (ducks down quickly)!
JMH
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Leigh Trevail
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Posted 05 March 2009 - 05:45
Thank you Gentlemen, so much information; so quickly! In the late forties BBL 81 was owned by John Sarginson who was step father to my friend, his mother used to hill climb it. By then it had become green..
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JMH
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Posted 05 March 2009 - 17:26
Leigh,
BBL 81 survives to this day! If you look at the MGCC web-site & look for the T Register page, there'll be a contact. I'm sure the current owner would be glad to hear from you, especially if you have other photos/history etc.
JMH
BBL 81 survives to this day! If you look at the MGCC web-site & look for the T Register page, there'll be a contact. I'm sure the current owner would be glad to hear from you, especially if you have other photos/history etc.
JMH
