Production figures?

[RayVonn]

I seem to remember some time ago locating actual production figures for various wedges somewhere on the net. Does anyone know where I can find them?

I'm particularly interested in the 420 & 450 SEAC production figures.

Thanks

RV

[stainless_steve]

36 ish 420 SEACs
18 ish 450 SEACs

Tvr were not very good at keeping records

[RayVonn]

Thanks Steve. I've just found the following page, which is quite good too:-

www.streaky-bacon.co.uk/Wedge/wedge.html

[chassis 33]

I believe there were 118 of the original Tasmin FHC's built between very late 1979 and 1981, of which mine is chassis number 33

Regards
Iain

[dickymint]

This will help www.pistonheads.com/tvr/wedges/seac.htm

[campbell]

I have a 420 SEAC registered on 88 but i have no idea which number in the production line it was bu i would like too

Cambelt

[andy390se]

how would i find out what production number my car is?

[ed_crouch]

I would say that your best bet is to read the engine number off the VIN plate. Mine is 88 on the F, and is NCK091. Probably means it was the 91st NCK engine to be built, and IIRC the NCK engine numbers were only applied to the 390 and 420SEs??

Sounds about right seeing as TVR reckon they made 103 of these cars.

I guess i might be the 95th or so 390, as there are a few Andy Rouse engines kicking about somewhere.. ALLEGEDLY!!

Ed.

[stainless_steve]

campbell said:

I have a 420 SEAC registered on 88 but i have no idea which number in the production line it was bu i would like too

Cambelt

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