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roy mawbey
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356A training chassis

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Got this from a friend in the states. Hope the link works. ( click ' more 'to open the full story and pics.

https://www.hemmings.com/blog/2018/10/2 ... refer=news
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Nice. Pity the fuel tank is in the wrong place or am I missing something?
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Thanks for the link Roy. Especially of interest for me as my 356 came to me minus any paperwork at all but after receiving a Cert of Authenticity based on the car's chassis number this showed first port of call being San Antonio Texas, so I shall endeavour to get in contact with Bob Jones provided he still has a resto shop in that location just to see if he might have a record of my car. A long shot but I may be lucky.
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Neil,

The fuel tank is not shown at all. The area it sits on though is. They had this built only for chassis training.

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roy mawbey wrote:Neil,

The fuel tank is not shown at all. The area it sits on though is. They had this built only for chassis training.

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Is that it resting behind the passenger seat? Clearly early days of chassis training.
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that is what I meant to type

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Love the photos, at first I was thinking it was a scale model.
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Ah Neil, yes now I see that tank behind the seat used only to test the engine. I should have looked more closely.

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