Are these plates stamped differently to other HGs?

https://www.carsales.com.../SSE-AD-5163627/?Cr=217

-The body plate 'HG' is stamped deeper then other letters
-The VIN is a mixture of down stamped 81469G while assembly plant and sequence numbers are stamped from behind.

Does Body No. 2 make this the 2nd HG Brougham built?
The Trim code 'SPEC' and Paint number 567-1155/23/10 shows this isn't an ordinary Brougham

Okay I understand. I can see car's current colour isn't certain the original (nor I would say it was appealing either) however I can see yellow paint exposed by a few chips in the pic of the body plate, but only speculation. It also doesn't have the original grille either, but a HT one and missing the grill extensions under the front bar and few other things; however thats expected on the car of this age

Edited by user Monday, 2 April 2018 5:08:32 PM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

From memory that didn’t happen in HG, and not sure if these early tryout/pilots were done the same as normal production either.

Sometimes they fluke it, or someone has put 2 and 2 together (so to speak!) when creating a fake car and got 5. I have seen a Pagewood firewall number fluke where it was the same as the chassis number too.

I saw that car a while back. It isn’t all that early though, just V8 HT Belmont sedan are very rare. From memory discs weren’t standard with V8 at the build time of this car.