Triumph TR6 Commission Number Plates and Labels

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How to Apply

To apply correctly you will need the following: tape, tape measure, squeegee, or old credit card. (A spray bottle with Windex or mildly soapy water).
  1. Take measurements from your old decal to place it in the same/correct area.
  2. Clean the area, remove all wax and the old decal.
  3. Without removing the backing paper, position the decal where you want it and place a continuous piece of masking tape along the top edge of the decal to hold it in place. Double check to be sure it's lined up the way you want it.
  4. Lift up the decal (or one segment of the decal), being careful not to undo the tape at the top and starting from the top peel about half the backing paper away from the transfer paper and vinyl letter. Use the squeegee/credit card to lay it flat against the car working slowly and carefully from the top to the bottom removing the rest of the backing paper as you go. Use extra care as you lay the letter over any creases to be sure the decal doesn't gap over the crease.
  5. Once all the segments have been applied you can remove all the tape and transfer paper.
Optional, some customer like to have a little wiggle room and apply a very small amount of Windex or soapy water to the area. This can give you a second chance on moving the decal, but you will need to move quickly because this can soak the other transfer paper.
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How to Apply

To apply correctly you will need the following: tape, tape measure, squeegee, or old credit card. (A spray bottle with Windex or mildly soapy water).
  1. Take measurements from your old decal to place it in the same/correct area.
  2. Clean the area, remove all wax and the old decal.
  3. Without removing the backing paper, position the decal where you want it and place a continuous piece of masking tape along the top edge of the decal to hold it in place. Double check to be sure it's lined up the way you want it.
  4. Lift up the decal (or one segment of the decal), being careful not to undo the tape at the top and starting from the top peel about half the backing paper away from the transfer paper and vinyl letter. Use the squeegee/credit card to lay it flat against the car working slowly and carefully from the top to the bottom removing the rest of the backing paper as you go. Use extra care as you lay the letter over any creases to be sure the decal doesn't gap over the crease.
  5. Once all the segments have been applied you can remove all the tape and transfer paper.
Optional, some customer like to have a little wiggle room and apply a very small amount of Windex or soapy water to the area. This can give you a second chance on moving the decal, but you will need to move quickly because this can soak the other transfer paper.
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How to Apply

To apply correctly you will need the following: tape, tape measure, squeegee, or old credit card. (A spray bottle with Windex or mildly soapy water).
  1. Take measurements from your old decal to place it in the same/correct area.
  2. Clean the area, remove all wax and the old decal.
  3. Without removing the backing paper, position the decal where you want it and place a continuous piece of masking tape along the top edge of the decal to hold it in place. Double check to be sure it's lined up the way you want it.
  4. Lift up the decal (or one segment of the decal), being careful not to undo the tape at the top and starting from the top peel about half the backing paper away from the transfer paper and vinyl letter. Use the squeegee/credit card to lay it flat against the car working slowly and carefully from the top to the bottom removing the rest of the backing paper as you go. Use extra care as you lay the letter over any creases to be sure the decal doesn't gap over the crease.
  5. Once all the segments have been applied you can remove all the tape and transfer paper.
Optional, some customer like to have a little wiggle room and apply a very small amount of Windex or soapy water to the area. This can give you a second chance on moving the decal, but you will need to move quickly because this can soak the other transfer paper.
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3 position

How to Apply

To apply correctly you will need the following: tape, tape measure, squeegee, or old credit card. (A spray bottle with Windex or mildly soapy water).
  1. Take measurements from your old decal to place it in the same/correct area.
  2. Clean the area, remove all wax and the old decal.
  3. Without removing the backing paper, position the decal where you want it and place a continuous piece of masking tape along the top edge of the decal to hold it in place. Double check to be sure it's lined up the way you want it.
  4. Lift up the decal (or one segment of the decal), being careful not to undo the tape at the top and starting from the top peel about half the backing paper away from the transfer paper and vinyl letter. Use the squeegee/credit card to lay it flat against the car working slowly and carefully from the top to the bottom removing the rest of the backing paper as you go. Use extra care as you lay the letter over any creases to be sure the decal doesn't gap over the crease.
  5. Once all the segments have been applied you can remove all the tape and transfer paper.
Optional, some customer like to have a little wiggle room and apply a very small amount of Windex or soapy water to the area. This can give you a second chance on moving the decal, but you will need to move quickly because this can soak the other transfer paper.
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2 position

How to Apply

To apply correctly you will need the following: tape, tape measure, squeegee, or old credit card. (A spray bottle with Windex or mildly soapy water).
  1. Take measurements from your old decal to place it in the same/correct area.
  2. Clean the area, remove all wax and the old decal.
  3. Without removing the backing paper, position the decal where you want it and place a continuous piece of masking tape along the top edge of the decal to hold it in place. Double check to be sure it's lined up the way you want it.
  4. Lift up the decal (or one segment of the decal), being careful not to undo the tape at the top and starting from the top peel about half the backing paper away from the transfer paper and vinyl letter. Use the squeegee/credit card to lay it flat against the car working slowly and carefully from the top to the bottom removing the rest of the backing paper as you go. Use extra care as you lay the letter over any creases to be sure the decal doesn't gap over the crease.
  5. Once all the segments have been applied you can remove all the tape and transfer paper.
Optional, some customer like to have a little wiggle room and apply a very small amount of Windex or soapy water to the area. This can give you a second chance on moving the decal, but you will need to move quickly because this can soak the other transfer paper.
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Product Description

Triumph TR6 Commission Number Plates and Labels
Commission Number Plates
Triumph used a logic of alphabetical prefixes and suffixes to identify their range and series of each model and each model’s major assemblies (body, engine, gearbox and differential). As an example, European model TR6 from 1969 to 1972 was given CP as the commission number prefix and all 1973 to 1975 TR6 European models were given CR.
In North America TR6s from 1969 to 1972 used CC and 1973 to 1976 models used CF as the commission number prefix. The number following the prefix was the sequence that each car was manufactured in. Additionally either L or U (on post 1971 cars) followed this number to designate Left Hand Drive models and an O was also used to denote a car that came originally fitted with overdrive.
These important numbers were stamped in 1/4 letters on a commission number plate fitted to each vehicle.
Commission Numbers on all TR6 CP/CC models (1969 to 1972) are stamped to a plate which is riveted to the left-hand front wheel arch. With the introduction of CR/CF models (1973 to 1976) the commission number plate was moved to the left hand ‘B’ post.
Additionally each plate had stamped on it the original paint and trim colour scheme numbers for that particular vehicle. These numbers are explained in the paint section of this website.

Body Plate
Each model had a body number that was stamped on a plate located on the right-hand bulkhead. TR6s commenced with 25001CP for Fuel Injected (PI) models and 25001CC for Carburettor models.

Tyre Pressure Labels
Conveniently located on the inside of the glove box door, Tyre Pressure Labels also list the vehicle capacity weight and maximum loaded vehicle weight.

Emission Control Labels
North American model Emission Control Labels were located either on the underside of the bonnet or on the L.H. front wheel arch. These labels give the appropriate emission settings required for each model year.

Review: Peter Tavender Submitted: 22/07/2020

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