honolulujoe
Well-Known Member
me neither (whistles casually) 
samc88
Drivels spiritual representative
My granddad did something similar years ago. He had a blue petrol which was roadworthy and he bought the diesel (which made its way to me years later). He simply took the plate off the petrol and put it on the diesel and drove it back home. Old man driving an old blue land rover, whos to know the difference. Swapped the plates back that day though (This was donkeys years back)
That wasn't too unusual back in the 1970s. I knew someone who did the same sort of thing with mini vans. There was always one in running order and another one in the garden as a source of spares. The number plates on the running one stayed the same but the vehicle tended to change.
Yoyodyne
Well-Known Member
You would be creating an evil twin which would try to kill you and everyone else who rides in it
raywin
Well-Known Member
That's just the standard Land RoverYou would be creating an evil twin which would try to kill you and everyone else who rides in it
peter8315
Active Member
i was selling a 1962 series 2a on fleabay and an interested party rang me and asked if it had the number stamped on the chassis, as he was in holland and if there was no chassis number stamped on then it would not be allowed in the country, unfortunateley i couldn,t find the number so he wouldn't buy it
