There is a list of impressed serial numbers at the back of O&M's book. But no way of working them out I'm afraid.
I have been told that the serial number was simply stamped on the crankcase (not painted on the bike) I know a few have come to light and I have actually just done some work on such an AJS for a friend. Ron
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Rob, can you work out a serial number against chassis number from these books? Before I part with more money to RVM. Ron
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No Ron sadly you cannot, but you can at least pick a number from an appropriate block.
Just think how silly you would look if you put a number from a captured Tiger tank on a 1940 Autocycle which had previously been owned by a district Nurse!
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Some of the District Nurses I have met look like they might own a Tiger tank.. ...Ian
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" A blanket bath, Nurse ? Oh, very well then..."
Is that medical equipment or tools for the bike in her bag..? That's a very small Tiger tank Rik
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Blimey, lets see if this thread can be dragged back to reality
Gerard is your bike a KM21 or WM21?
Rob
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Spoilsport
OK Rob how about this line of civy painted impressed AJ's. Clearly they have painted the C number on the number plate. (Taken from Gavin Birch's book) Ron
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