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Whether to sell or dismantle several test cars, including a Phantom chassis.


Identifier  ExFiles\Box 20\11\  Scan357
Date  24th July 1929
  
S/W {Sales / Derby Works}
Hs. {Lord Ernest Hives - Chair}

X180.

C2/C24.7.29

Hs {Lord Ernest Hives - Chair} 1/MJ20.7.29
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Thanks for the information in regard to your test cars.

12-EX. I agree that there is no necessity for us to remove the central lubrication from this when the time comes to sell it.

14-EX. I note you feel that this ought to be taken to bits. If it is to all intents and purposes a Phantom chassis - engine, gearbox, etc - with just elliptic springs instead of cantilever springs, I think perhaps it might be sold But, of course, if there are many more differences than this and it is really neither one thing nor the other, then I agree it should be dismantled, and no doubt we can use up the parts, or some of them.

9-EX. The same remarks apply.

I note the position in regard to the 20's.

C.

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