Find out if anyone has a chassis plate and log book, for a Series 2, and buy the plate and change the I/D of the one that you have bought.
Andy.
When plates are openly or have been available on E Bay, it's the people who sell the plates that are the problem, if you told me to put my hand in the fire I wouldn't, so would he do what I or anyone else suggested he do?
Andy.
When plates are openly or have been available on E Bay, it's the people who sell the plates that are the problem, if you told me to put my hand in the fire I wouldn't, so would he do what I or anyone else suggested he do?
Andy.
Right Red Hand, I did have a plate, might still have, and logbook, however no Rover and never have, how would I stand if I was to buy a brand new chassis, sourse parts from other vehicles and use the plate?
Andy.
Right Red Hand, I did have a plate, might still have, and logbook, however no Rover and never have, how would I stand if I was to buy a brand new chassis, sourse parts from other vehicles and use the plate?
Andy.
Gratch, thank you for your reply, I will now send the log book off as vehicle scrapped.
Andy.
Why - my understanding is that if yu get a Vehicle Inspection Certificate (basically a proof of roadworthyness) then the DVLA will issue you with a log book and yu can get it licensed.
fook - yu done half give up easily dont ya
Why - my understanding is that if yu get a Vehicle Inspection Certificate (basically a proof of roadworthyness) then the DVLA will issue you with a log book and yu can get it licensed.
fook - yu done half give up easily dont ya
Why - my understanding is that if yu get a Vehicle Inspection Certificate (basically a proof of roadworthyness) then the DVLA will issue you with a log book and yu can get it licensed.
fook - yu done half give up easily dont ya
Daft take ya meds.. yu s getting confuuused again.. :doh:
This might be where a Q plate comes in handy?
Not sure on the law but I guess if a vehicle is classed as scrapped, it effectively no longer exists. Therefore cannot be re-registered. Not 100% sure though.
Give DVLA a call 0300 790 6802
explain?
The Vehicle Inspection Certificate was introduced in 2003 to discourage people from using the identity of cars that have been written-off to disguise stolen vehicles. The VIC confirms that a vehicle is one that has been in an accident, has been repaired and is being returned to the road.
The DVLA will be notified of any vehicle that has been written-off by an insurance company or scrapped by it's owner. Once this vehicle has been identified in this way it will need a VIC before being returned to the road and before Car Tax (road fund license) can be issued. Once the DVLA has been notified of a written-off vehicle, the V5 Registration Document must be surrended to them. Once the car has been repaired and a VIC issued, the DVLA will issue a replacement V5 document enabling the owner to obtain their Car Tax.
My interpretation of that is that the OP could take his written-off scrapped (but roadworthy) vehicle to have VIC if it is the original vehicle, so that it can be returned to the road.
Right Red Hand, I did have a plate, might still have, and logbook, however no Rover and never have, how would I stand if I was to buy a brand new chassis, sourse parts from other vehicles and use the plate?
Andy.
How does the VIC work for this then, daft?
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