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HISTORIC TAX

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Clem2112:
The Special Notes section at the bottom of the V5 for TDBxxxR says

"Was registered/used overseas. Declared manufactured 1976"

So I guess the person who imported it from N.Ireland in 1997 would have had the original reg. docs to show the dvla.
My frame number begins CB400F-106....   which is about right for the year.

Chris400F:

--- Quote from: orcadian on February 07, 2017, 06:44:18 PM ---I was not aware of the 'extract from Glasses guide' being acceptable evidence.  Anyone know if those guides cover bikes as well as cars from our target dates (mid to late 70's now)?
Ian

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Not that I am aware. I think that and the BMIHT record are only for cars.
When I was doing the dating stuff I think only a VJMC letter or a Dating Letter from Honda was acceptable, so I would think it is the same here.
Subsequently I think it has been said that the VJMC letter is not always good enough, but not sure on that one.

Clem2112:
Between it's time in NI and UK my bike was registered in the IoM !
Come to think of it I believe that's what the previous keeper said when I got it.
Glad I didn't have to register it !

paul G:

--- Quote from: Fraccie on February 07, 2017, 05:38:37 PM ---
--- Quote from: Clem2112 on February 07, 2017, 05:25:42 PM ---Good to know.
As of April this year, bikes made prior to 1st Jan 1977 will be tax free or historic ...I think?

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that would be good if you are correct bud.

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yep rolling 40 year program so From the 1st Jan 77, mine is registered 76 so qualifies this year.

royhall:
Oddjob. Same route as importing a bike. Get a dating certificate from Honda and apply on the form requested from dvla on their website. Think it's a V55 from memory.

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