smokin1942
Member
I've been running my '67 TC with a cherished number RTA 666, but I have to sell the car. (Arthritis in ankle means I have to drive auto now)
I duly logged on to the DVLA website to discover what I needed to do to retain the plate.
Wow!
10 minutes later I had completed the process and all I need to do is refit the original plates.
It cost £80 but even that is the same it has been for a fair number of years now.
An oddity is that although DVLA send an amended V5C you don't get a changed MOT but that's not really any problem as the VINs are the same.
It really couldn't have been easier - I am most impressed.
John
I duly logged on to the DVLA website to discover what I needed to do to retain the plate.
Wow!
10 minutes later I had completed the process and all I need to do is refit the original plates.
It cost £80 but even that is the same it has been for a fair number of years now.
An oddity is that although DVLA send an amended V5C you don't get a changed MOT but that's not really any problem as the VINs are the same.
It really couldn't have been easier - I am most impressed.
John