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Nurse Julie:

--- Quote from: Bryanj on January 18, 2022, 04:43:54 PM ---Believe it r not DVLA wont accept the vin plate only the dating letter, as its 6/81 it wont be Historic thill April 22 and its easier to say its mot exempt when historic, it confuses plod less! I registered a 500 historic last october and the new v5 saying so arrived last week

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April 22 is only about 10 weeks away Bryan and by the sounds of it, the earlier you start the admin these days, the better 😁😁😁

Sesman:
Hi, Bryanj.

I used VJMC….invaluable. Best £35 spent yet. I filled my pants when they sent the Vehicle Inspector to view it as I’d partially stripped the bike for more fiddling. He really wasn’t bothered an just wanted to check the frame and engine number were not altered, which they are not.

I needed to supply VIN, engine number and frame number.

Registration and V5 now in my hot sweaty hands. It only took 6 weeks.

Seabeowner:
That's the snag. I have registered a couple of imports and one still to do. Got MOT although not required. I feel you are less likely to get an inspection if you get an MOT. Experience anyone?

Sesman:
Personally I think an MOT is not a bad idea. I’m of the other so firm opinion that an insured vehicle with MOT is less vulnerable to querulous debates in the event of an accident…god forbid.

Sesman:
….”not so firm opinion….”

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