oil dripper
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Tax exempt plates ?
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bigchap
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duh,it's tax exempt!no mot either,like i said it's a work in progress.got a fully rebuilt v8,good chassis,rebuilt bulkhead,recon starter motor,new brake shoes and cylinders,wolf doortops,new rad.but still needs finishing.quite a lot of finishing actually!
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Will your 'shed' end up on epay as a tax exempt Defender by chance.
Rob.......AKA Skeptical Bob
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Well your from Mansfield.. Dont suppose you have seen a red 69 2a about recently have you?.. it was me if you have
Aint there a copper from Nottinghamshire on this forum too!
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Well your from Mansfield.. Dont suppose you have seen a red 69 2a about recently have you?.. it was me if you have
Aint there a copper from Nottinghamshire too!
We have police in Nottinghamshire?? No one told all the fieving bandits round hear about him. Where does this copper hide?
For advice and interest!
My '68 series 2a had no Vin plate. The front NS chasis leg had been replaced years ago and some clown had binned the VIN number. It IS IMPOSSIBLE to start the MOT computer these days without checking the VIN number. I had three separate visits trying to get the thing through without a VIN. In the end, the people at the main MOT/DVLA centre granted a secret code to allow it to go through the test. They are not keen to do this, but I guess many of us will have kit form series landys with replacement parts that don't quite look original. This might just help you if you get some plates without a VIN. number, the lads at mu local MOT centre had not seen one of this age for years, so it was all a bit of a puzzle to them. After all the visits, it passed with a new wiper blade, not so bad after 40 years. I was surprised that they were not more concerned about the calander brakes. (Two or three days notice required) and the smoke.. but it is getting on a bit.
Good luck!
My '68 series 2a had no Vin plate. The front NS chasis leg had been replaced years ago and some clown had binned the VIN number. It IS IMPOSSIBLE to start the MOT computer these days without checking the VIN number. I had three separate visits trying to get the thing through without a VIN. In the end, the people at the main MOT/DVLA centre granted a secret code to allow it to go through the test. They are not keen to do this, but I guess many of us will have kit form series landys with replacement parts that don't quite look original. This might just help you if you get some plates without a VIN. number, the lads at mu local MOT centre had not seen one of this age for years, so it was all a bit of a puzzle to them. After all the visits, it passed with a new wiper blade, not so bad after 40 years. I was surprised that they were not more concerned about the calander brakes. (Two or three days notice required) and the smoke.. but it is getting on a bit.
Good luck!
Soloby Rob
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All you have to do mate is get an engraver to make you an alluminium plate engraved with the VIN number on your registration document, pop rivet it to the bulk head, or on the inside of your Landy near to the speedo, problem solved.
Rob
Rob
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err I saw some a while back...pm me !
