13-05-2017, 11:25 AM
(This post was last modified: 13-05-2017, 11:44 AM by Murphyv310.)
Hi.
The Victor 101 (FC) started in the 1965 model year. My dad had one and it was negative earth, unlikely to have been changed as he was the second owner.
EDIT. What normally happens is the new models would be put into production after the tooling is redone in August. The old Victor FB would stop in July 64 and the 101 (FC) start late August, so there is some "B" registered 101's.
They originally came with a dynamo so it is possible some came with positive earth. You'd need to find out the year of the 101 your asking about. When the 101 had the 4/90 option an alternator was fitted across the range and that was in 1966 (D reg) and they all were negative earth.
Hop that helps.
The Victor 101 (FC) started in the 1965 model year. My dad had one and it was negative earth, unlikely to have been changed as he was the second owner.
EDIT. What normally happens is the new models would be put into production after the tooling is redone in August. The old Victor FB would stop in July 64 and the 101 (FC) start late August, so there is some "B" registered 101's.
They originally came with a dynamo so it is possible some came with positive earth. You'd need to find out the year of the 101 your asking about. When the 101 had the 4/90 option an alternator was fitted across the range and that was in 1966 (D reg) and they all were negative earth.
Hop that helps.
