XPAG9404 (assuming its TC) was originally in TC8771 in Australia. I am not sure that this car has survived.

Maybe your car has EX-U stamped on the ID plate (if original)?
Or maybe our American friends can point out where the bumpers were mounted in case traces remain?

Matthew.

Ian, I guess the right dipping lights would have been swapped out for Australian specification lights as a registration requirement. Or did you mean other lights?

Hi Ian, did you see my replies on your Past owners thread? Cheers Matthew.

Good info Tom

Body colour, or is it grey, at least when this photo was taken (unlike TD and TF which were black).

I can only seem to find one family in Australia by that name, Janice and Perry who were active in sport. You can read about them in Wikipedia. Perry came to Australia in 1969 from Washington DC. If he brought the TC over with him then that would explain why I cant find any earlier Australian history...

Gday Ian,
Your car was listed with the ATA back in the 1970's I think as being owned by J. Crosswhite of Beacon Hill.
Not sure if this the person who you purchased from?
Cheers
Matthew.

It comes up on the T Register website in their Register as black, in the USA and last updated 2005. They don't divulge owners names however.

It comes up on the T Register website as chassis (TA) 0943.
Suggest contacting the website to see if they can provide more info.

Matthew.

This does not help you, but TC's 9797 through to TC9802 all came to Australia. They were blue cars with biscuit interiors.

Which US state did the car come from and do you know the number plate/ registration number? Then you could try a letter to the MGCC for that area.

Matthew.

I attended the TC 70th anniversary gathering on Sunday organised by the T Register of the MGCC of Victoria (see their website) at a park on the Mornington Peninsula. I understand there were 86 TC's present with enough TD's and TF's to top 100 T types. The foreground of the picture shows a cream TC s...

Gene, you gave two chassis numbers in your post; 3903 and 3909. TC3909 was built with engine number XPAG4557 on 28-10-1947 according to Production Records on the T Register website. (TC's 3910,11 & 12 came to Australia).

Matthew.

Foreground: J2 (no headlight bracket tabs on the radiator surround) Background: L type. Sloping grille with the post-F type bodywork and flowing guards. Its a four seater so not a works car. Kimber not in this photo that I can see. White overcoat could be final assembly inspector prior to road test ...

Sorry Norman, that is all I know about 7677.

Matthew.

Gday Phil, Sorry to hear you will not be able to make it to the National Meeting. SA were using 6 figure number plates until the 1960's. I have lists of T types including TF showing these plates, (also for Queensland). Something to do with their smaller population I suspect. In 1966 they switched to...

Norm, have a look at Ebay item # 301523859432
There may be others too.

Matthew.

Gday Phil, Photos: First save the image on your computer, it will need to be shrunk down to an easily usable size (under 300 Kb?). When replying click on Full Editor, then on Browse, which will link to your images then select the image and upload and attach the image. I'm certainly no guru on these ...

Gday Norman, South Australian plates at the time when TC's were new had 6 digits (no letters) usually commencing with '2' at that stage. Down the left side were the letters S A in vertical format. The background was black. Attachment at the front was usually two screws half way down the sides of the...

What country are we in Steve?

Matthew.