what about this for a number plate for a certain member

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Registration-No-PKZ-3870-No-Reserve_W0QQitemZ6596420403QQcategoryZ421QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

yer its ok but ..

a: my cars older so the dvla will prob say i cant have it on car

b: i gotta send all my paperwork to some git over ebay whom i dont know nothing about, and i read his feedback... same people over and over again.. howmany times you gonna buy a new reg??

c: fookin 80 quid for the transfer?? fook off my wifes was cheaper than that

 

many thankx for the find though matey!!

Just had a quick look at his feedback for his previous plates........ the most expensive recent one went for £132 and that was WIL ####

Get it bought!!!! (certain member)

yer its ok but ..

a: my cars older so the dvla will prob say i cant have it on car

 

Nah, you'll be alright with that.

 

c: fookin 80 quid for the transfer?? fook off my wifes was cheaper than that

 

I thought £80 was a standard charge?

pk, its not an age related plate, £80 is the set fee, and he cant do anything with your paperwork mate, its safe and id say a good plate for you

especially with your plans

OK with all the above, BUT...............

 

If he's been in business selling registrations since 1986,

1, Why does he state that he'll be sending your details off to the DOT (Department Of Transport)? He should know that he needs to send them off to the DVLA (Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency) Formally DVLC and NEVER DOT!

2, And they WON'T amend your MOT certificate, they should send, or arrange for, a replacement certificate, as an amended one is thus invalid!!

i beg to differ when i had my private plate put on my bmw the mot cert was stamped reregistered as and the new reg no written in

i beg to differ when i had my private plate put on my bmw the mot cert was stamped reregistered as and the new reg no written in

 

 

Same here

2, And they WON'T amend your MOT certificate, they should send, or arrange for, a replacement certificate, as an amended one is thus invalid!!

Really? When I got my plates done the DVLA just stamped my old MOT and wrote down that it had a change of plates.

http://www.dvla.gov.uk/vehicles/cherish.htm

 

All info in there, but i CBA to look for it :D

OK, I stand corrected, but when a previous car of mine had had the reg changed by a previous owner, a new MOT had been issued.

 

Fair enough, if I'm wrong then I hold my hands up :D