Fri Sep 22, 2017 6:44 am
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Last edited by Leodisflyer on Sun Mar 25, 2018 9:10 am, edited 1 time in total.
Leaving the number plates on is a bit silly as it means all owners can be traced
Cessna57 wrote:The idiot is on commission, why would he want it removed?
cockney steve wrote: Council charging for disposal, is either extracting the urine, or a measure of their total incompetence. local scrapyard will collect and pay £50 minimum. Granted, there have been a few occasions in the post-war years, where a recession has seen the price of scrap drop through the floor. Local yards simply pile it high, wait till the price rockets, then cash-in. I got more for my last "weigh-in" than selling for spares/ repair.
cockney steve wrote:Erm....just makes it a bit easier, as I think you'll find the VIN is stamped into the body-shell in at least 2 places. Often, one is directly behind the windscreen, necessitating it's removal before the number can be cut out. DVLA has the VIN recorded. Onus is on the vendor to establish the bona-fides of the purchaser (yes, I read the small print on the Reg. document.) If you record the purchaser as "M. Mouse, you could possibly come to regret it.