[Public-List] More on Hull Numbers

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Not all plates are numbered as such, my plate just say 30457, no 71 to indicate year on the plate.....
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From: Robert Kirk <isobar at verizon.net>
Sender: public-list-bounces at lists.alberg30.orgDate: Sat, 28 Jul 2012 08:43:24 
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Subject: [Public-List] More on Hull Numbers

Mike... You are right on the hull numbering convention for Jeremy Brown's 
boat, and Gord was (as vanishingly rare) wrong. I do think Whitby changed 
the numbering convention to Gord's style sometime later in the production 
run, but not sure when.

As to the last A30, my data (see spreadsheet) agrees with you that the 
numbering stopped at #655, delivered 11 Jun 1981. This is according to 
Whitby's delivery records kindly given to me by Don Campbell. But there is 
a numbering gap, and then further deliveries of 5 more boats numbered 
700-704 from '82 to '84. Does anyone know the story of these? Were they 
'not quite' A30s? Why the gap?... Bob

At 07:59 AM 7/28/2012, Mike Lehman wrote:
>The last Alberg 30 built by Whitby was #655 in 1983...it is the one I have 
>been restoring for the past year and a half. Mike Lehman

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