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Guy said he bought it as a project.... was told V5 was lost but just needed to apply for it..he did some work possibly fitting fiat/ lancia engine (it had both cam covers) but later when he got round to applying for the V5 he couldn't find a chassis number...DVLA told him it was 17 digits long. Because he couldn't find it he gave up and decided to sell the car as a car with out V5..however it had its number plates on when it arrived and under the bonnet was the chassis number.....I applied for the V5 to be told there was a discrepancy and to get it inspected. The rest is as above.
Thing is my car is on the DVLA data Base as last taxed in 1982....first registered 1/4/77 and only taxed for 4 years before getting abandoned as a project car. It only lists 3 previous owners...
I am looking forward to getting some use out of it this year..
My first S1 was....the current one was light grey....
That's odd because DVLA have just sent me a third log book. Details as my car and chassis with new engine.
My car was inspected with the numberplates on the car the retaining screws were so corroded they had to be cut off. The inspector at the time agreed they had been there for a long time. The DVLA confirmed my chassis number once I told them. It was BT.
The car is now registered with a P chassis number. Oddly my rear she'll has had substantial rear body work repairs as it clearly been crashed. Os rear and ns front. As detailed in my rebuild posts........
I am confident my car is genuine. It's took a lot of grief to get it to this stage. I cannot help but feel that the fact the car is approaching 40 years old has something to do with another car showing up.
My Malaga B+ had a chassis number M4**B. V reg.
I said that it wasn't a problem because I had number plates and a chassis number. As stated previously the last owner was told to look for a 17 digit number. I knew it would be a 4 or 5 digit number.
The car was booked in for inspection almost immediately and inspected that year.....at the time I was told it would get an age related number. this year DVLA told me to keep the number displayed on the car.
The bonnet was new or in VGC it went onto my green car.
I was gob smacked to see your name on the log book...you have commented on my build several times even after mentioned the reg number. Odd that one of the few cars you possess as a rebuild project was so current and obvious to you that you never recognised the number.....I would have and I have owned many cars.
But when I get my log book and are surprised to see your name and mention it you suddenly remember you own the car.....I have heard you say to me at stoneLeigh that you have dozens of log books for duttons you used to own. Could you give me a list so I know what other cars to avoid?
My log book arrived two weeks ago. My latest ...today.
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