Honda-SOHC
Other Stuff => Member 4 Sales => Topic started by: andy120t on February 05, 2022, 02:38:58 PM
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Nice little 350/4 on auto trader if anyone is looking for one. (It's nothing to do with me!) I can't make the link work though.. Price looks OK to me, but I'm happy to be told otherwise!
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I would love another one of these or my old one back, here's the link.
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/bike-details/202201010927324?radius=1501&advertising-location=at_bikes&make=Honda&year-to=2022&include-delivery-option=on&model=CB350&postcode=pe135fa&sort=relevance&page=1
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What happened to the rule that says you can’t have a registration that implies the vehicle is younger than it is?
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Looks like a nice bike, but the advert registration date ( 2002 52 reg) doesn't match the number plates 1972.
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Thats because it was REGISTERED by DVLA in UK in 2002 but BUILT by Honda in 1972
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Still, must be irritating having a 52 plate on a classic bike.
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Nah Steve its got an L reg plate on it, the autofil description probably put 52 when date of registration entered by seller
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Well bugger.
That’ll teach me read the whole thing first (and look at the pictures…)
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good job I don;t have £3k sitting around ...or else I'd have some explaining to do when I got back from Wellington....
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What happened to the rule that says you can’t have a registration that implies the vehicle is younger than it is?
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Well that's a coincidence Steve,
I was always under that impression too - and it outlines that fact on their own 'personalised registration' site.
Back in 2003 I bought a 1991 Anniversary edition GoldWing 1500SE Jap import. When I came to register it they gave it an 'L' prefix 94 plate as it had remained unsold and therefore unused until that date. I argued back then with them but they wouldn't budge. No problem really as I put my own 3 letter, 2 number plate on it almost immediately.
Roll on to 2021 and I decide to put my plate on another vehicle and when the V5c arrived, they had given it an M prefix - even worse!
I then got the build data from Honda (£30 please) with a DATE OF MANUFACTURE of April 1991 and sent that to DVLA with the M prefix V5c. Today, FOUR months later, I get a new V5c with the originally issued L prefix and this new V5c clearly states date of manufacture 1994, even though Mother Honda says otherwise.
Feel like getting our MP involved but losing the will to live now - I know it's a small thing but it irritates the hell out of me at my age - the only small crumb of comfort is that I still have the L prefix plate hanging on the wall in the Shed so could fit that.
Ian