Sadly my days of superb motoring are coming to an end. First the company scooby went and now my MGF. The advertisement has been placed but how do I keep my private plate and how long does it take to change? Can I change it on the day of sale ?
Alan |
Alan
You need to place the plate in retention get the docs from ya local post office - I suggest you get it done ASAP then get the DVLA to assign a new plate to your current car. It can be done on the day - but you need to visit a local DVLA office (be prepared to wait in a Q) Should cost you approx £125 (inc transfere fee) Darms |
You need a V778
David |
Thanks for the info.
Yes, my local office - Wimbledon had queue about a mile long. Luckily it can be done at the local office, as I've already placed my advetisment. No way could I sell a car without the log book. I suppose I'll have to be cheeky and do it all in one got once I have a deposit from the buyer. Safe motoring, Alan |
A bit off track this one, but i read that if you write off the car, your splendid reg plate becomes property of the insurers- and that you have to then buy it back off them!!!
You can get insurance against this happening. So any 1979 Skoda shed owners with a reg "911 RS" or the like sould consider that!! Is this true? Jza |
You don't need to que at the post office, just send the V778 to your local VRO, address at their web site I guess.
David |
Dont forget that the retention certificate is only for a year, you will not be informed when the 12 months are up and if you do not request an extension( £25 )before the 12 months are up you will loose the plate.
Andy. |
Andy
Correction DVLA do send a reminder on 11 months Got mine this morning didn't think my M3 *** would go on the scoob so its up for sale Phil |
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