Seen at festival

[Stuart Baskill]

6302 was a 20T, and there is no "T" in the dispatch record. It seems to me more likely that the "1" has been altered to a "T". It would be easy enough to do.

Or someone at the factory picked up the wrong number punch...

There was a 1956 20T stolen in the Liverpool area about 5 years ago.The details were in leading link number 6028T. I know of six 1956 20T,s and they all have a T stamped after the number

[John Wakefield]

the frame forks and front wheel of 6028T has turned up on eBay https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Greeves-m...frcectupt=true
It was subject to a letter by Andy Platt in LL149

[justalad]

Hi
IF 6028T was stolen, it was stolen for it's engine or at least the thieves know the engine is saleable.
Morcambe (where the frame is advertised from) is not a million miles away from Liverpool.
It's a scam I have long suspected, the theft of an older or unfashionable machine and then the engine (which is untraceable)
gets used in a modern 'James' or modern special.
The cycle parts are then pretty much valueless.
Please tell me I'm completely wrong.

[Dick F]

That seems a very understandable reason tony, how can we best combat these situations?