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28th May 2020, 22:21

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Re: Mystery Spad?

Aha Clint

I think you confuse Italian serialnumbers with French

SFA gave every manufacturer the same ranges.
You will have plenty of duplicated numbers, differing in their letter code only.

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Stig

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