nonote
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I wonder if anybody on the forum can help with my latest P6 conundrum regarding the under bonnet labels.
My car is a series 1.5 (series 2 with 4 fuses) 3500 auto with power steering, J plate 1971 and I’m looking for the appropriate information label (the big one) to suit the car but the exact one doesn’t seem to have been reprinted.
The labels had a subtle change sometime after mine was made in that the address at the bottom changed from The Rover Company ltd to BRITISH LEYLAND UK LTD, presumably after stocks with the old address ran out (some time 1971-72 ish).
I’m looking for a supplier of one with the “Rover” address on the bottom, the part number being 578509, info supplied from a mates K plate car. My parts catalogue lists this as NLS. All the labels on offer have the British Leyland address.
I know it’s being picky and I know we can’t expect our suppliers to come up with everything we want all the time but if anybody knows of a 578509 label supplier I’d be very grateful! Who knows, I may have opened up either a sales opportunity or a whole can of worms.
Steve.
My car is a series 1.5 (series 2 with 4 fuses) 3500 auto with power steering, J plate 1971 and I’m looking for the appropriate information label (the big one) to suit the car but the exact one doesn’t seem to have been reprinted.
The labels had a subtle change sometime after mine was made in that the address at the bottom changed from The Rover Company ltd to BRITISH LEYLAND UK LTD, presumably after stocks with the old address ran out (some time 1971-72 ish).
I’m looking for a supplier of one with the “Rover” address on the bottom, the part number being 578509, info supplied from a mates K plate car. My parts catalogue lists this as NLS. All the labels on offer have the British Leyland address.
I know it’s being picky and I know we can’t expect our suppliers to come up with everything we want all the time but if anybody knows of a 578509 label supplier I’d be very grateful! Who knows, I may have opened up either a sales opportunity or a whole can of worms.
Steve.