[cossie0_4]

i have got the chance of a number plate off mates mondeo its r32 akw and my car is a 1990 r32 gtr will i be able to transfer it onto my vehicle cheers

 

[SPEEDR33PER]

no mate you cant

 

[cossie0_4]

do you know why m8

 

[Wolf]

no you can't, the reg cant make the car appear newer than it is r is newer

ie you can use any pre fix reg 1990 under and not over

so you can use a b c d e f g h at the start, but not j k l m n p r s t v w x y

 

[SPEEDR33PER]

as above mate you cant fit a nimber plate that implies your car as newer than it is

 

[Gizmo 409]

This 'S' reg R33 was parked next to my 1998 'R' reg R34 at the last meet i attended.
It wasn't until I uploaded the pics that i noticed it.
The guy said that DVLA cocked the plate up,so i think this is a unique R33.
I.E being plated a lot newer than it actually is.

The JUMVEA certificate say it is a 95 car. so it should be on an M plate.

 

[SPEEDR33PER]

yes i have seen that with a pulser gtir
on the log book they would have missread the gts-t bit thinking it was around a t plate

and i have driven a 94 32gtr plated on a 03 mate THATS a unique 32 mate

 

[Gizmo 409]

and i have driven a 94 32gtr plated on a 03 mate THATS a unique 32 mate

I bet that is worth a few quid mate?
How do DVLA cock stuff up like plates for year of manufacture and get away with it like?

 

[Sideways Steve]

it happens when imports are registered as there are 2 boxes that need dates. One is date of first registration in the uk and the other is declared date of manufacture. Ive seen them mixed about or filled in with the same date countless times.

 

[Balloo2u]

DVLA are dumbfecks!

 

[Gizmo 409]

it happens when imports are registered as there are 2 boxes that need dates. One is date of first registration in the uk and the other is declared date of manufacture. Ive seen them mixed about or filled in with the same date countless times.

Not that i would wish it on anyone,
but surely this could possibly open a can of worms when you come to sell your car?
If you have a plate newer than the age of your vehicle,
then a potential buyer could be really wary about a possible ringer etc?
Even though you know the vehicle is 100% legal,
it could be tough trying to explain to a potential buyer.
This is just my opinion here folks,but surely you'd think
that the DVLA of all people would re-issue the correct detailed logbook to avoid any such complications?

 

[cossie0_4]

it the dvla are idiots it might be worth a try and see if they realise might get away with it cheers