Royal Cornwall Show

[3816]

As it is NO Cornish engines at the show, AF, CV , RL reg = Cornish

Steve

[Proff]

So the Chough doesn't count as a Cornish engine then? (I appreciate she was not at the show)

[3816]

Originally Posted by Proff

So the Chough doesn't count as a Cornish engine then? (I appreciate she was not at the show)

Steve, in my opinion NO, a Cornish engine would be supplied new to Cornwall ! Some of these engines would no doubt have been displayed either on a sales stand or as new supplied, at very early Royal Cornwall Shows, hence AF, CV and RL reg,

Steve

[black country rag]

Originally Posted by Proff

So the Chough doesn't count as a Cornish engine then? (I appreciate she was not at the show)

ok then include the BJ reg engine

[Fowler_Man]

Originally Posted by 3816

As it is NO Cornish engines at the show, AF, CV , RL reg = Cornish

Steve

Some lovely engines from elsewhere though Steve, I'll make up some fake plates for next year 😏

[3816]

Originally Posted by Fowler_Man

Some lovely engines from elsewhere though Steve, I'll make up some fake plates for next year ��

I did state that on my first post.
If you change the plates it will then become a conversion and you may have problems on here then !!!

Who said you're going next year anyway ?? The man said 'All change' for next year !!!!

Steve.

[Fowler_Man]

Originally Posted by 3816

I did state that on my first post.
If you change the plates it will then become a conversion and you may have problems on here then !!!

Who said you're going next year anyway ?? The man said 'All change' for next year !!!!

Steve.

Variety of exhibits

[8_10 Brass Cleaner]

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