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Private Plate when buying

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  • NBLondon
    NBLondon Posts: 5,709 Forumite
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    facade wrote: »
    I assumed the OP was getting the car in 2 days time, and would get a 69 plate- I appear to be still living in the 20th century when the change was August 1st :o:o:o
    Post #3 says the car is used - so it can't be a 69 anyway...
    But your suggestion is valid if the insurance co will sting you for the change.

    I remember my parents once came to visit with a new (second-hand) car still bearing the previous owners private plate and the original plates in the boot waiting to be told when to switch it over.
    I need to think of something new here...
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