nick172sport

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as above its on a car whats being broken for spares what are the costs off transfering it to my car

Steve T

iTrader: (14)

If I remember correctly ,its £80 to transfer the registration, or £105 to retain the reg for up to 12 months before transferring. Steve.

nick172sport

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so if i pay 80 quid i can put straight on car

muzzler

providing the reg is older than the car you wish to put it on...

nick172sport

iTrader: (6)

it begins with d17 ... to go on 2001 scoob

badman1972

Hi mate, this is from DVLA site, not sure if seller has to pay or do anything to remove from his car first, but your part is covered

'To transfer a registration mark from one vehicle to another you will need to complete a V317 - Transferring a Vehicle Registration Number application form. The cost of transfer is £80.'

http://dvlaregistrations.direct.gov....R#reg_transfer

HTH mate

Jeff

BigBurnz

iTrader: (3)

definately 80 quid to transfer or 105quid to transfer and hold it in mid air for 12 months

nick172sport

iTrader: (6)

anybody know what the sellar has to pay or do to pull it off his car

73henny

Read this;
To transfer the registration number, both vehicles must be:

• registered at the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA)
• available for inspection
• of a type that needs an MOT or heavy goods vehicle (HGV) test certificate
• currently taxed

However, if the vehicle that currently has the registration number is not taxed, you can still apply to transfer provided:

• there is no break between the date the tax disc runs out and the start of the SORN
• the tax disc run out no more than 12 months before the date you apply

If the above is OK, then;
You will need to:

• complete a V317 ‘application to transfer or retain a vehicle registration number’ - if the number is being transferred to someone else’s vehicle, then both registered keepers must complete the application
• enclose the £80 transfer fee

Also enclose for both vehicles:

• the registration certificate or the new keeper supplement with a completed V62 ‘application for a vehicle registration certificate V5C'
• a test certificate – needed for cars and motorcycles over three years old, and heavy goods vehicles over one year old