stoorty

Hi all, recently i decided to put my track car on the road its a 2000 wrx. Now i have heard that its 10 years old so no sva is required??

However while at the dvla getting the v55 he said i need to get it insured, mot'd, then apply for the registration. Is he right?? Is this the correct order for doing things??

Also the documents that i have are; A receipt for the car from the garage who imported it, The certificate of cancelled registration english and japanese, and a piece of paper from hm customs C&E389 is that all i need??

So many questions please help!!!!!!

stoorty

Help!!!

Anyone??

TonyBurns

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The car still has to meet the requirements set down by british law, so basically just follow all the things you need on the SVA and you wont go far wrong

Tony

happydude303

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you do need it insured and mot to get it registered, now this can prove hard if you dont have a trade insurance but maybe keith micheals brokers can help i had this problem so i got my mate who was a trader to get it registered and then sign it straigh over to me but mine need an sva as it was under ten years old when i got this from the docks but once you have got it insured and mot on it then take to your nearsest dvla place and then they will sort you out a reg but that can take a few weeks oh and make sure your ten years is up i.e whne was it reg in 2000

stoorty

It was made march 2000 so does that mean I should wait til end of march before registering it with the dvla??
What about the mot would that be the same also??

happydude303

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yeah let wait till april then it is ten years old ill check with my mate who works at sva tongiht as i need to speak to him about somthing any dude ill get back to you on that

happydude303

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i have just spoken with my mate from sva and just wait until april and then take it to an mot staion get it mot then take you jap log book and that to the dvla and there register it and sort the tax out job done but like i say you need it insursured or you need to now a trader who you can trust to do it for you

zippy!

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i have a traders policy and would be prepared to help you out fella only thing is im in west yorkshire which im not sure is any help?

DaveD

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You should be able to get it insured in your name on the chasis number - no need for a Trader's insurance.
You just need to contact the insurer to give them the car's reg number when the documents come back from the DVLA.

Did this with my WRX 10 years ago, and I don't see why things should have changed since then.

happydude303

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yeah this should be the case but not all insurance company will do it i had a hell of a time finding one but that was before i have heard of keith micheals but you may well find one that will do this but id give keith micheals a ring