Keeping reg number

pulliptears

LandyAndy wrote: »

Build up your left leg muscles. The clutch is very heavy.:D

They are good fun to drive but not to be confused with being anything like a modern car.

If you haven't done already, join the TR Register. http://www.tr-register.co.uk/

Any problems with the fuel injection see these guys.

ME & JW Pumford
Unit 1
Carham Road
Hoylake
Wirral
CH47 4FF
+44 (151) 632 0002

if they are still there. The experts at setting up the Lucas PI system.

Mine was a 1970 in signal red with a black interior and tan hood.

I have been told about the clutch lol. In fairness, I drove around in an old minor for years so I'm more used to driving old cars than OH who has always had the luxury of ABS and air con

I think OH is on the TR register, he gets some magazine called TR Action anyway.

Thanks for the tips

MORPH3US

Hi guys,

I have a personalised plate on my current car, but when the MOT runs out this time, I intend to sell the car spares / repairs.

Before I sell it, I will want to put my personalised plate back onto retention and get the old plate / a.n.other plate on the car....

Would the above apply - i.e. will I need to swap the plates about before the MOT runs out?

cyclonebri1

Yes, do it before the mot runs out, then no issues:money:

pulliptears

And dont forget your retention certificate only lasts 12 months, you will need to renew it every year.

flutterbyuk25

For info:

The donor vehicle (the one the plate is coming off) can still take part in a transfer/retention without current MOT and tax only IF:

- the last MOT is within 12 months, and
- the last tax disc ran out naturally (i.e. not refunded) and the vehicle was declared off road (SORN).

If neither apply then vehicle needs to be re-MOT'd and re-taxed.

HTH

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