tomcat59alan
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So would I if she got it to Fuerteventura.
P38A Help in Southern Spain (inland Marbella)
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I do hope you warned her of what some of the inmates sorry members on here are like @ukadamwest ?
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You are FFFFFing joking! what a bunch of winkers!!!!!!
So you can pass an inspection on Dutch plates in Spain with a modified vehicle...what next for insurance and road tax?...Certainly not in Portugal...
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Send her a copy of wammers how to in tech section. Might help her mechanics to sort it. At least its a start
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Spain is in total lockdown. Best thing is work through Wammers guide using EAS unlock from Datatek.
How far down in Spain? I'm sometimes in the Barcelona area but not for the foreseeable!
It's on Dutch plates and if they arn't going to matriculate it it's there illegally...thats why they were offerd 300 for it by garage...it's scrap due to status...
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Sounds like too much hassle to me its an auld p38 needing imported.... 300 squids is a good price id bin it & buy something
with Spanish plates.
with Spanish plates.
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Guess geography isn't your strong point
Hadn't clocked the Marbella! That's why I was asking. Yep, too far for me.
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To far for us all at the present time
What would you do at anyother time then?...
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To be honest if it wasn't to far I would be tempted to fly out and bring it back. If bags ok, valves , pump them up and bring it back. Worth a good sum as a doner or even a runner.
What??...are you mad...it's on Dutch plates you cant put it in your name you cant insure it and the cost of your flight purchase and drive back never mind trying to get it in to uk is just not even thinkable forwhat its worth...
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Helps when you have family out there to store and break it. Parts can be brought back/shipped cheaper
Backtracking now... you said bring it back...youll never make money that way theres enough P38 crap in the UK as is...
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I know, totally agree but wife would love to move out there and always like to keep my options open. Must agree with you though honestly, tempting when had a few sherberts but not really sensible
Wev'e scrapped 2 P38s and 1 L322 in the last 6 months here in the Algarve that came through the garage...1 P38 was on Portugese plates and after an accident was given a complete new chassis and under neath gear from tank forward was then hidden for 10yrs till we found it had under 30 thousand kilometers on it but was scrap as had a 60 thousand euro debt on it to the IRS so could never reg it to new owner...the others on Uk plate again scrap 500 to 1400 for the again immaculate L322 with an air problem...
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Is it difficult to put on Spanish plates out there then? Easy enough to register a dutch car here.
@Rubberknees: I would wait and see what Brexit brings before heading out there. An old neighbour did it years ago, lasted a year or so but missed the UK (and work) and ended up coming back and not so much working but tinkering for cash.
