40/G3-WO engine number with extra stamp just visible in top right corner denoting post-war engine rebuild by JLO (courtesy Lex Schmidt) Certain engine numbers bore the pre-fix 40/G3R or 41/G3R. The meaning of most other additions to the engine number are detailed but the precise reason for G3R numbering is not mentioned in any service literature (to our knowledge). All currently recorded G3R numbers are between 0. These numbers are from three consecutive contracts 7183, 8078 and 8934 and are thus G3-WO machines produced from May to Oct 1940.

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G3R engine number with added 7/8P denoting the fitting of a ⅞” diameter crankpin It has been suggested that the R denotes a ‘revised’ engine or machine?, or by others that it denotes the fitting of a roller bearing on the timing side of the engine. The latter is unlikely as the first SPL entry for the timing side roller bearing did not appear until contract 8934 – some 9000 machines later than the first known G3R number.

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All known 40/G3R numbers are from contracts 7183 and 8078. All known 41/G3R numbers are from contract 8934. These three contracts overlapped both with each other and with the start of G3L production.

The SPL for contract 8934 states the model number as being 41-G3WO. This change in model number from 40-G3WO to 41-G3WO is not mentioned elsewhere in the literature. None of the service literature reveals any major specification changes which might have made necessary the issue of a new engine number pre-fix.

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Additionally; the first part numbers prefixed 41 did not appear until contract 8934 (N.B. Many part numbers have a prefix which indicates the year when such part was introduced). Service replacement engine with pressed-steel plate. In this case the number 88119 is from a sequence missing from between the last two G3L contracts c4555 and c6150. Service replacement engines were introduced by Matchless in May 1942. Complete engines were then given the part number 41-G3L-E701.

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These engines had a pressed-steel plate where the engine number would normally have been stamped on the primary side crankcase. It is not normal to find a number stamped beneath this plate. There are examples where the plate has been removed and the original engine number stamped on, the absence of the plate being marked by the two fixing holes. Sometimes the original engine number was stamped on the plate. C8934 was also the contract where the increased diameter ⅞ ” crankpin was first fitted to some machines.

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As this change occurred part way through the contract on some crankcases ⅞ or ⅞ P may be stamped denoting the use of this crankpin over the previous standard of ¾ “. You may also find a capital ’A’ or ‘B’ denoting Amal or Bowden controls. The ‘3 stars and crescent moon’ was the symbol of the Royal House of Egypt. Indicating that this G3-WO was taken into local military / police use prior to entering the civilian market.

Frame Numbers The frame number is stamped on the right hand side of the seat lug casting. Wartime numbering was consecutive from one contract to the next with some omissions. Postwar civilian frame numbers started from zero for each production year. When looking at frame numbers the type of frame should first be confirmed (G3-WO has horizontal bar for the front tank mountings – G3l has SPLAYED front tank mountings). If your frame number is below 19400 (the first G3l frame number) and it has the splayed front tank mounts then it is of post-war origin. This gearbox number is from a G3-WO (hence it is CPB and not CPBL).

If you look carefully you can still see the original number partially obliterated by the Arabic script Burman gearboxes were numbered either 8CPB for the G3-WO or 8CPBL for the G3L. CP denotes the type of gearbox. B is an anachronism from the pre-war period indicating the chain line was suitable for ‘balloon’ tyres. L denotes the lowered first and second gear ratios as applied to the G3L. The gearbox number is found on inner cover above the kick starter.

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