ok then include the BJ reg engine

Variety of exhibits ;)

Guys. Remember a steam tractor or wagon would have been registered by the makers when new on the local heavy motor car series. Hence why a Garrett will have a BJ reg plate

Here is an idea for you all to think about..... there are some Cornish Engine owners who want to see conversions banned from rallies. How about if a rally were to be held in Cornwall and all engines except those with Cornish Registration plates on them would be banned. Any that try to attend the rally with either false plates or which have been re-registered with a Cornish plate would be banned as conversions!!

6376 was new to Townsend & Sons, West Auckland. County Durham.
In 1892 she was sold to A. I'Anson who drove her for Townsends along with a sloping-frame Marshall thrasher.
She remained with the J. I'Anson family all her life and only driven by the family after A. I'Anson's death in 1928.
She was sold by Fred I'Anson in October 1962.