I've just been for a cuppa with Steve in Chester and he raised a good point I was saying about the Candy Gold Fizzy with the slightly unusual graphics that went on Fleabay for just over a grand and Steve came up with a good idea if the administrators/members of the group could come up with a rough buyers guide it would give new members a bit of support when buying their fizzy.
Obviously it is a bit complex with colours etc but if it was a general guide with the run of engine/frame numbers, year/years and the expected colour it would help the members who join the club for guidance.
maybe per could help with this i was thinking along the lines of.
394 000001 - 394 008500 candy gold ss
394 008500 - 394 014000 candy gold fs1e
394 014000 - 394 030000 popsical purple
and so on i know there are know exact numbers but they would be useful as a rough guide to new members & old.
thezedman wrote:maybe per could help with this i was thinking along the lines of.
394 000001 - 394 008500 candy gold ss
394 008500 - 394 014000 candy gold fs1e
394 014000 - 394 030000 popsical purple
and so on i know there are know exact numbers but they would be useful as a rough guide to new members & old.
Ok will do when I get home later this week and hopefully slightly more accurate than in the fizzy resto book
allspeed wrote:Per a man of words and not of deeds is like garden full of weeds
PMSL!
I shall take all the info from the musuem historian that I am contracted to and make a refernce point and post it up on the Sixteener-special.co.uk site.
I've just been for a cuppa with Steve in Chester and he raised a good point I was saying about the Candy Gold Fizzy with the slightly unusual graphics that went on Fleabay for just over a grand and Steve came up with a good idea if the administrators/members of the group could come up with a rough buyers guide it would give new members a bit of support when buying their fizzy. 
