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Post by Deleted on May 25, 2013 22:23:24 GMT 10
Hi guys, we are newbies to your forum, we found, we think is a viscount ambassador. The chassis number, from what we have read here tells us it is an ambassador, is E8100, can anyone help us on the year of manufacture?
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Post by ForumMod on May 27, 2013 17:21:19 GMT 10
G'day asgw, and welcome to the forum! ;D Apologies for not answering sooner, but your post slipped by without me noticing it.  E8100 will be from February 1969. How can I be so specific?? Well, as it turns out, a former member of our sister forum for Vintage caravans has a Viscount Ambassador with the chassis number of E8135 (35 after yours) and he found the date of February 1969 on the back of some panelling when he was stripping the van out (read the story here ) You can join the Vintage forum if you like. It covers vans built before January 1970. Or, you can stay here with us if you prefer. Up to you... ;D ;D cheers, Al. |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 1, 2013 18:16:48 GMT 10
hello everyone i am hoping one you guys could help me identify what my 16ft viscount caravan eg ambassador or something like that??? chassis number is (R41944). i cant find one of a picture so i can see what the original layout that was original in it.. i have some pics i will put them up on here.. if i get it right lol.. if not it be a link. I'm still new at this an still trying to get the hang of the site  s1284.photobucket.com/user/FalconGT29/slideshow/ |
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Post by ForumMod on Jun 1, 2013 21:19:50 GMT 10
G'day falcongt29, The chassis number tells you it's a 1974 model (the first number), and the first letter 'R' tells you it's a Royal model. Have a look through the Viscount vans in our Museum section and you should get an idea of what the inside might have looked like. Viscount built up to 64 different floor plans, so you might have to search a lot of Viscounts to find one that was the same as yours. cheers, Al. |
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