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Mar 12, 2009 18:22:26 GMT
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Meh. I'm casually looking for a new reg to go on my car. It needs to be anything before a 'G' reg (1968/69). I rather dislike the one I have now, mainly because it begins with 'P' but also I'm lead to believe that the previous owner was a little... weird, and anyone that knew him, seeing his car may be quite interested  And of course, with the money I'm spending on it, I don't want it to get trashed. So yes. I'm looking for an older plate, PM me if you have something that fits the bill. Oh, and my pockets aren't all that deep, especially considering the ridiculous transfer fee. ;D |
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"A Pierburg carb? It would be more economical to replace it with a funnel..."
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Mar 12, 2009 20:05:19 GMT
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ive got one but it comes with the car ;D
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97 volvo 940 turbo wagon
87 fiat strada abarth
78 gs1000
82 katana 1100
84 gsx1100 efe
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ifc63
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Mar 13, 2009 21:25:07 GMT
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Good friend of mine runs a little number plate business, he specializes in cheaper numbers. Have a quick look at his site: www.gibreg.co.uk/and see if anything fits the bill. Regards, Ian. |
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1981 Toyota RA42 Sunchaser
1979 Toyota Corolla TE51 Liftback
1985 Corolla EE80 1.3GL Auto
2000 Astra 2.0 Diesel (for the wife)
Too many motorbikes to list !
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Mike D
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Does the car it's coming off need to be MOT'ed? I've got a 67 F plate on a beach buggy chassis, but that's all it is! No hope of a test... Can't you just apply to the DVLA for an age related platre and get one that way? Mike  |
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Mar 18, 2009 21:03:41 GMT
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It's got to be tested, unfortunately. If I applied to the DVLA pretending I didn't know what my number plate was, I do believe they'd find me the old one back!
Why is it so complicated? ;D
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"A Pierburg carb? It would be more economical to replace it with a funnel..."
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Mike D
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Mar 18, 2009 21:30:13 GMT
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It's got to be tested, unfortunately. If I applied to the DVLA pretending I didn't know what my number plate was, I do believe they'd find me the old one back! Why is it so complicated? ;D Is your car already on a G plate then? it's just you don't like the plate? |
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JamieS
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Mar 18, 2009 23:27:54 GMT
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Can you have any of those on any car regardless of the cars reg?
I.E can i have a J reg plate on a A reg car?
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Last Edit: Mar 18, 2009 23:28:16 GMT by JamieS
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Mike D
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Can you have any of those on any car regardless of the cars reg? I.E can I have a J reg plate on a A reg car? No, you can go older with plates, ie, if you had a 1990 G reg you could put anything from an F-reg back on it, but you can't go newer, ie, putting a 91 J reg on an 84 A reg |
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Hirst
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This avatar is inaccurate, I've never shaved that closely
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PRE-69 IS COMING etc.
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Mar 28, 2009 20:53:09 GMT
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Does the car it's coming off need to be MOT'ed? I've got a 67 F plate on a beach buggy chassis, but that's all it is! No hope of a test... Can't you just apply to the DVLA for an age related platre and get one that way? Mike Does it have a log book? |
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And of course, with the money I'm spending on it, I don't want it to get trashed.
