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M2RTY

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21st Dec 04 at 13:10

1:

i have a p/plate on my corsa, i want to put it on another car. do i have to put it on retention (25 quid) then pay 80 to get it on my next car? if both cars are in my name do i still pay this fee or is it different?

2:

once i take the p/plate off the corsa, which reg goes on it? do i get my old one back or a different M reg one?

cheers

Colin

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21st Dec 04 at 13:12

1 - 80 if your transferring onto new car straight away else £105 to remove and retain for up to 1 year.

2 - will be whatever plate the car was 1st registered with.

[Edited on 21-12-2004 by Kolin]

Icy

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21st Dec 04 at 13:14

quote:
Originally posted by Kolin
1 - 80 if your transfering onto new car straight away else £105 to remove and retain for 1 year.

2 - will be whatever plate the car was 1st registered with.

1 105 to put on retention then another £80 to put on another car

Colin

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21st Dec 04 at 13:17

quote:
Originally posted by Icy

quote:
Originally posted by Kolin
1 - 80 if your transfering onto new car straight away else £105 to remove and retain for 1 year.

2 - will be whatever plate the car was 1st registered with.

1 105 to put on retention then another £80 to put on another car

£105 to remove from car and 1yrs retention + you can stick it on another car in that time (25/yr each year thereafter) or £80 to swap from 1 car to another

[Edited on 21-12-2004 by Kolin]

M2RTY

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21st Dec 04 at 13:34

i read it was 8.50 if the cars are both in your name?

thought it was a load of crap

cheers koiln

Teddy

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21st Dec 04 at 14:25

quote:
Originally posted by Kolin
1 - 80 if your transferring onto new car straight away else £105 to remove and retain for up to 1 year.

2 - will be whatever plate the car was 1st registered with.

[Edited on 21-12-2004 by Kolin]

2 - no this is not right - the original Reg plate is not "HELD" to go back on that car - if someone else has done the same as you they could have been issued your old plate - if your old plate is available then yes you will get it back if not you will be assigned a plate.

A friend of mine had a Sierra sold it after having a private plate on it for over ten years - the only plate they could assign it was an S plate - he had an S plate sierra i thought it was a cut and shut to begin with

mav

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21st Dec 04 at 14:35

they wouldn't give you a plate back that makes your car look newer than it is i'm sure...

Teddy

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21st Dec 04 at 14:38

quote:
Originally posted by mav
they wouldn't give you a plate back that makes your car look newer than it is i'm sure...

It was serevely weird circumstances i believe but it sits opposite a friends house ill get a pic at the weekend.

I would have thought that either - i think is was supposed to be on an F but they had no F's to give him.

Dont forgot to have the MOT Tax disc and the V5 Changed over as well.

Colin

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21st Dec 04 at 14:54

^^I dont believe you

Teddy

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21st Dec 04 at 15:54

Your parents didnt think you was gay until i showed them this.........

Colin

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21st Dec 04 at 15:59

quote:
Originally posted by Teddy
My parents didnt think I was gay until i showed them this.........

Whats a pic of you and your boyfriend at bumfest 2004 got to do with No plates

Theres no way a Sierra would get re registered on an S plate.....FACT!

Teddy

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21st Dec 04 at 16:26

Oh dear get your own insults.

Why not read the rules of the DVLA or in fact speak to them to find out about the reintroduction of number plates.

Fact you cant buy a private plate to make a car newer than it actually is - CORRECT FACT.

However the DVLA will make expection in certain circumstances and this must have been one of them - im not blind and i have seen the car YOU HAVENT - FACT.

Now im sure that your boyfriend wants a bumming so off you go theres a good lad.

mav

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21st Dec 04 at 16:31

never thought they would do that but i'll take your word for it if you've seen it...Seems strange though..

Teddy

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21st Dec 04 at 16:33

Well i havent got a pic so i cant PROVE it.
Just stupid that some people hide behind a keyboard to argue about something, when they dont even know the person in question.

Ive seen it thats it.

Anyway sorry about the off topic.

PS if i posted a pic everyone would scream photoshop anyway - cant win. lmao

Colin

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21st Dec 04 at 16:34

quote:
Originally posted by Teddy
Oh dear get your own insults.

Why not read the rules of the DVLA or in fact speak to them to find out about the reintroduction of number plates.

Fact you cant buy a private plate to make a car newer than it actually is - CORRECT FACT.

However the DVLA will make expection in certain circumstances and this must have been one of them - im not blind and i have seen the car YOU HAVENT - FACT.

Now im sure that your boyfriend wants a bumming so off you go theres a good lad.

So your saying you cant buy a private plate to make your car look newer than it is.......however it can be re registered to look newer - doesnt make sense does it, the DVLAs got a huge pool of earlier plates it could issue

Less of the childish gimp talk thanks son....we all know ur the one batting for the other team

Teddy

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21st Dec 04 at 16:37

What makes you think they have a mammoth batch of plates?

When a car is written off or dumped in a brakers yeard that plate is lost.

How many F plate rust buckets are on private plates? How many are in the yard?

They dont have huge pools of plates to use at all.

If you dont believe me (i cant believe im still biting here to be honest) ring them whatever - i have seen the car and thats it - lmao.

You dont know whether your gas or electric - you like your bread buttered both sides

mav

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21st Dec 04 at 16:39

keep this going so i can have a laugh

...like a bit of bitching

Teddy

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21st Dec 04 at 16:40

Nah fook it made my point - ive just posted another thread up that will beat this hands down!

mav

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21st Dec 04 at 16:42

Colin

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21st Dec 04 at 16:44

quote:
Originally posted by Teddy
What makes you think they have a mammoth batch of plates?

When a car is written off or dumped in a brakers yeard that plate is lost.

How many F plate rust buckets are on private plates? How many are in the yard?

They dont have huge pools of plates to use at all.

If you dont believe me (i cant believe im still biting here to be honest) ring them whatever - i have seen the car and thats it - lmao.

You dont know whether your gas or electric - you like your bread buttered both sides

DVLA still hold numbers after a cars been scrapped and can/will re-issue them......same if you hold a private plate on retention and no longer wish to have it - it goes back to them

So go fuck urself ya hermaphrodite coont

M2RTY

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21st Dec 04 at 16:44

this always happens to my threads lol

interesting story tho

mav

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21st Dec 04 at 16:45

(knew i could count on you Kol

)

Teddy

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21st Dec 04 at 16:53

quote:
Originally posted by Kolin

quote:
Originally posted by Teddy
What makes you think they have a mammoth batch of plates?

When a car is written off or dumped in a brakers yeard that plate is lost.

How many F plate rust buckets are on private plates? How many are in the yard?

They dont have huge pools of plates to use at all.

If you dont believe me (i cant believe im still biting here to be honest) ring them whatever - i have seen the car and thats it - lmao.

You dont know whether your gas or electric - you like your bread buttered both sides

DVLA still hold numbers after a cars been scrapped and can/will re-issue them......same if you hold a private plate on retention and no longer wish to have it - it goes back to them

So go fuck urself ya hermaphrodite coont

Phone 0870 4585452 that is the DVLA reg line - ask for Mike he is a mate of mine who works there

P.S you blow goats. you cooonnnttt

[Edited on 21-12-2004 by Teddy]

Colin

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21st Dec 04 at 17:32

quote:
Originally posted by Teddy

quote:
Originally posted by Kolin

quote:
Originally posted by Teddy
What makes you think they have a mammoth batch of plates?

When a car is written off or dumped in a brakers yeard that plate is lost.

How many F plate rust buckets are on private plates? How many are in the yard?

They dont have huge pools of plates to use at all.

If you dont believe me (i cant believe im still biting here to be honest) ring them whatever - i have seen the car and thats it - lmao.

You dont know whether your gas or electric - you like your bread buttered both sides

DVLA still hold numbers after a cars been scrapped and can/will re-issue them......same if you hold a private plate on retention and no longer wish to have it - it goes back to them

So go fuck urself ya hermaphrodite coont

Phone 0870 4585452 that is the DVLA reg line - ask for Mike he is a mate of mine who works there

P.S you blow goats. you cooonnnttt

[Edited on 21-12-2004 by Teddy]

Im not going to phone your boyfriend thanks, I dont need to

ps. shattit you caaaant, u shag goat and make yer maw lick off the shite

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