OTP 806M- any history?
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Rudiger Wicke
Member
OTP 806M not on my database - but would like to get some more details
Rudiger
Rudiger
arthuy
Well-Known Member
Looks like it is SORN but still alive
Colin
from the DVLA
The vehicle details for OTP 806M are:
Date of Liability 01 10 2009
Date of First Registration 20 05 1974
Year of Manufacture Not Available
Cylinder Capacity (cc) 3528CC
CO2 Emissions Not Available
Fuel Type Petrol
Export Marker Not Applicable
Vehicle Status SORN Not Due
Vehicle Colour BLUE
Colin
from the DVLA
The vehicle details for OTP 806M are:
Date of Liability 01 10 2009
Date of First Registration 20 05 1974
Year of Manufacture Not Available
Cylinder Capacity (cc) 3528CC
CO2 Emissions Not Available
Fuel Type Petrol
Export Marker Not Applicable
Vehicle Status SORN Not Due
Vehicle Colour BLUE
lewis2392 said:yeah its still alive its sitting on my drive way. where it says date of liability, what does that mean? does that mean its tax exempt :? because it doesnt have tax at the moment but it is on sorn as it has no MOT.
lewis
No, it's not tax exempt
, unless it was manufactured before the end of 1972The date of liability (I believe) is the date where the tax or sorn runs out.
vaultsman
Well-Known Member
Hi Lewis,
Date of Liability is the date that the vehicle is liable to be re-licenced, or a the date a new SORN must be declared from.
If you'd like to know who the former keepers are for your car, you can submit Form V888 by post (£5 fee IIRC)...available from Post Offices, or here, about halway down the page...
DVLA
DVLA are naturally a bit sniffy about releasing personal information (Data Protection Act) but if you stress on the form you only want the information for interest in a Classic Vehicle, they will release it. You even get photocopies of the old logbook entries. Worked for me!
Good luck,
Date of Liability is the date that the vehicle is liable to be re-licenced, or a the date a new SORN must be declared from.
If you'd like to know who the former keepers are for your car, you can submit Form V888 by post (£5 fee IIRC)...available from Post Offices, or here, about halway down the page...
DVLA
DVLA are naturally a bit sniffy about releasing personal information (Data Protection Act) but if you stress on the form you only want the information for interest in a Classic Vehicle, they will release it. You even get photocopies of the old logbook entries. Worked for me!
Good luck,
This whole thing with tax exemption really gets on my nerves!
thanks for the reply's anyway and i may consider getting onto the DVLA about previous keepers because when i bought it the previous owner didn't send off his part of the log book to the DVLA so had to apply for a new one and that says its had 12 or 13 previous keepers :shock: .
its declared as sorn so yeah im guessing that date of liability is when i need to renew the sorn.
lewis
thanks for the reply's anyway and i may consider getting onto the DVLA about previous keepers because when i bought it the previous owner didn't send off his part of the log book to the DVLA so had to apply for a new one and that says its had 12 or 13 previous keepers :shock: .
its declared as sorn so yeah im guessing that date of liability is when i need to renew the sorn.
lewis