Not necessarily, and more than likely not at all. But as a V5 is not a document of ownership, but is in fact only a document of the registered keeper, it is entirely possible to. And in order to even consider it, it'd take some previous knowledge or understanding of the individual I would be...

But "lynching" would mean some strong words on the forum, whilst the unlucky buyer has all the problems sitting on their drive and zero comeback... Just wondered if anyone could vouch. :)

I'm about to travel to view this tomorrow, with cash, but I just fround out from 13E41V that (because he's only had it a month) there is no V5 present. I'm slightly old fashioned and very dubious of buying a car without the V5, so I have cancelled my trip (I had bought insurance for the day...

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Looks great. How long is the MOT? Could you email me some more images and we can set up a visit? (without the gaps) :)

Can you tell me what condition the bulkhead and chassis / cross-member is in? Are there and areas of rot / has it had welding? Are there any known faults? Many thanks.