08-06-2021, 08:44 AM
(This post was last modified: 08-06-2021, 08:52 AM by Ivor Hawkins.)
(07-06-2021, 10:59 PM)Tony Griffiths Wrote:Yes Tony, my V5 is marked non-transferable.(07-06-2021, 04:15 PM)Ivor Hawkins Wrote: Yes, mine was made non- transferable via the local DVLA office when applying for the missing new style log book, I had an old green continuation book but I have a feeling that while it was asleep in the back of a garage for many years it missed the new V5 registration process.
Going back to the milk delivery Seven, if I bought it, I would have the original plates made up and put those on for shows and events and use the silly number on the road!
Is the V5C marked as to the number being non-transferable? Our Ruby now has its number recovered (we had a V5 but this was not computer registered) but the shiny new V5C appears not to mention "Non-transferable".
(07-06-2021, 04:48 PM)Tony Betts Wrote: Hi ivor,Hi Tony,
As I say I dont like to see the numbers robbed either.
But you shouldn't be so harsh on the age related numbers.
My first ulster rep was age related, not robbed.
I have the 1923 to finish, hope to get an age related, not robbed.
And I have the boulogne to finish, not robbed.
So to think all age related numbers are the result of the original number being robbed from it. Is very harsh on the cars.
Tony.
I fully understand that some cars haven’t been robbed of their numbers and like you, I have had to accept the fact that I’ve had three of my cars and motorcycles issued with age related numbers, two were robbed of their numbers by previous owners (real shame as one was even rarer than the milk delivery seven) and one was because all the original paperwork and history was lost.
I think what irks me is that the numbers are so distinctive!