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Jarcy said:
Gadgeroonie said:
is that 75 m400 in the uk or worldwide ?
Daisy Duke is the Oracle. I think it's UK, but only based on what I remember reading here.I started look look up quick assembly nuclear bunkers then I read it again


Dont forget to factor in the write offs been a few in my last 5/6 yrs of ownership .Mine is far safer on a hoist
I haven't seen many 3Rs beyond a 54 plate.
Is that when the M400 was introduced, and did the factory push that in preference to the 3's?
It seems as though all 2005 and 2006 examples that I have seen are M400s, though I'm sure there must be exceptions.
Confusing if M400s use 3R in the chassis number. I assumed that mine was no. 109 out of 165 3Rs built, but maybe that's not true..
Is that when the M400 was introduced, and did the factory push that in preference to the 3's?
It seems as though all 2005 and 2006 examples that I have seen are M400s, though I'm sure there must be exceptions.
Confusing if M400s use 3R in the chassis number. I assumed that mine was no. 109 out of 165 3Rs built, but maybe that's not true..
FYI, this is what Daisy Duke (Helen), unpaid keeper of the unofficial Noble register, kindly posted previously...
NOBLES
M12
273 produced
232 In Census
24 Have A Write-Off Cat
Others (May include M12's as there are 142 Unspecified)
187 produced
146 In Census
6 Have A Write-Off Cat
A lot are unspecified as low volume marques are not very well coded.
NOBLES
M12
273 produced
232 In Census
24 Have A Write-Off Cat
Others (May include M12's as there are 142 Unspecified)
187 produced
146 In Census
6 Have A Write-Off Cat
A lot are unspecified as low volume marques are not very well coded.
swankBaton said:
Jarcy said:
I haven't seen many 3Rs beyond a 54 plate.
They are out there, That '05 3R has M400 shift mech and different footwell as per M400 as well.
Anyone know where it is now? I traded it in the summer of 2006 for my M400, which I still own.
Shaun+
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