NUMBER PLATE

[Jimbobsbig.69]

Hi i have a coolish number on my stripped down for renovation ongoing project mk2 GTi thingy, I am just wondering if it looks good enough to go on my mk3 colour concept the number is F38 VVV i had some plates made up with the two end Vs closer so it looks a bit like VW. What do you reakon?

[Dizzie]

cool

[Jimbobsbig.69]

So what i suppose i mean is should i have it transfered or should i sell it and buy another one that means more to me?

[Blue MK2]

Keep it till you find a better one

careful with the playing about with the numberplate. DVLA kunts will follow you like a bad smell

[Speedydub]

Also, the car you're transferring the number from has to have an MOT i think?

[lewis]

Yes it does need an MOT as I have recently found out when trying to get G60 ORB of my new mk2 golf.

[Speedydub]

OP, take a gander at www.dvla-som.co.uk

you can get a plate for as little as 250

[Fraiser]

Also, the car you're transferring the number from has to have an MOT i think?

yes you hvae to have mot and road tax- just got back form dvla inspection all good - just gonna wait fior new docs now.

[Jimbobsbig.69]

BUMMER i'll have to wait another 30 years till i finnish it then|!!!!!! :'(

[tinman]

When i bought my 16v all those years ago, i decided to purchase two things from the outset - car and number plate.

Its an irony that as much as the car devalued the plate increased in value so after 11 years of ownership - the combination was bought for ?4800, and is now worth ?5000. Which is nice.

And thats before the car was returned to its storming condition in the last 2 years.

However, the car originally had a private plate, before i purchased mine, and because of the slowness and strangeness of DVLA, there were two cars wandering around with the same plate.

Anyway, i'll get to the point - the plate i bought was retained on a certificate and not a car.

Regards,
Tin