sounds a bit obsessive! dont need a plate for that.. the badge on the boot lid tells you what it is
But better than on say a Ford, or a wrong model
Selling private reg
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But better than on say a Ford, or a wrong model
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So anyone got experience selling a plate using one of these dealers?
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why not put it on ebay?
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Hassle. I'm being lazy and kicking it thru one of those sites, paying for the convenience
That reminds me they used to loan a car to a local cricketer (huge bowler who happened to be black) with relevent plate, saw it about a year later with white bloke in suit driving it, if I had a mobile may have called the Police.
Garage had been forcible closed (not in debt) and car sold on.
Next was plate on an escrap
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My mate has a 666 plate & he works for a funeral directors
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I worked at Evans Halshaw LR when the P38 was launched. First one they sold at the launch party had the plate A 40 HSE as it was a 4.0 litre.
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Yep. If I remember correctly they just listed mine on their website and contacted me when they got a buyer. If it's a good number they sometimes buy it off you but I suspect not for your plate.
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Defo selling it now, twice you've told me its shìt
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It's ok they wouldn't buy mine eitherDefo selling it now, twice you've told me its shìt
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I bought 2 of ours from eBay, it was very easy.
The one on the Disco came with it, I think it's a 50's or very early 60's plate.
Put yours on a retention certificate and get it on an auction site
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You've literally just quoted me saying I don't want to do that
I can't be arsed to deal with dvla, pay them 80quid to retain and then deal with half baked tupenny hapenny prìcks on ebay trying to buy it for 250 quid when I could possibly get 300-350 and have the dealer sort everything else inc replacement plate, if that's what others experience is
You've literally just quoted me saying I don't want to do that
I can't be arsed to deal with dvla, pay them 80quid to retain and then deal with half baked tupenny hapenny prìcks on ebay trying to buy it for 250 quid when I could possibly get 300-350 and have the dealer sort everything else inc replacement plate, if that's what others experience is
It's so simple doing it on line, I've done a few over the last few years, two for family in last six months and all went very smoothly
