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Title: Tips when getting a project car...
Post by: tunnie on 14 September 2006, 17:59:09
Always always take the whole log book with you from the seller, and post it your bloody self!

The guy i bought project B off nearly a month ago still has not posted off the bloody feking log book!  >:(

Soo i sent a V62 off last week with the new keeper supplement attached, rang up today for an update.

"Sorry sir that takes up to 6 weeks to process due to secuity checks with the last owner"

 >:( >:( >:(

Serisouly pi$$ed off, I need shot of that estate. As i want to spend the money from it on Uni stuff.... >:( >:(

Title: Re: Tips when getting a project car...
Post by: Markie on 14 September 2006, 18:13:37
sell  it to ronnie - though clearly Ron as a tough buisness man will give you about £3.57 - no disrespect to your project tunnie but you know Ronnies bargains  ;D
Title: Re: Tips when getting a project car...
Post by: Taxi_Driver on 14 September 2006, 18:14:14
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Always always take the whole log book with you from the seller, and post it your bloody self!

The guy i bought project B off nearly a month ago still has not posted off the bloody feking log book!  >:(

Soo i sent a V62 off last week with the new keeper supplement attached, rang up today for an update.

"Sorry sir that takes up to 6 weeks to process due to secuity checks with the last owner"

 >:( >:( >:(

Serisouly pi$$ed off, I need shot of that estate. As i want to spend the money from it on Uni stuff.... >:( >:(


Sell it without the V5, you should still have the small slip from the old V5, should be enuf proof that you own it......was good enuf proof for the PO to tax my veccy, good enuf for my local council to give me a taxi plate for the car.
Title: Re: Tips when getting a project car...
Post by: Auto Addict on 14 September 2006, 18:14:32
We live and learn.. :-?
Title: Re: Tips when getting a project car...
Post by: Taxi_Driver on 14 September 2006, 18:16:45
Ahhh just re read that ....you've sent off the new keeper supplement to the DVLA.....that says do not sent to the DVLA  :(
Title: Re: Tips when getting a project car...
Post by: tunnie on 14 September 2006, 18:25:13
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Ahhh just re read that ....you've sent off the new keeper supplement to the DVLA.....that says do not sent to the DVLA  :(

You have to send the new keeper supplement with the V62, otherwise you have to pay a £19 fine.

I do have 2 copys of it though, the previous owner gave me 2 new keeper supplements, the other one was from when he bought the car.

Just looking at it now, has all the right details on it.

Can I use that to sell the car? - Although I have still applyed for the log book.
Title: Re: Tips when getting a project car...
Post by: Taxi_Driver on 14 September 2006, 18:43:09
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Ahhh just re read that ....you've sent off the new keeper supplement to the DVLA.....that says do not sent to the DVLA  :(

You have to send the new keeper supplement with the V62, otherwise you have to pay a £19 fine.

I do have 2 copys of it though, the previous owner gave me 2 new keeper supplements, the other one was from when he bought the car.

Just looking at it now, has all the right details on it.

Can I use that to sell the car? - Although I have still applyed for the log book.

Dont see why not....its still proof that you've had your hands on the V5!  :)
Title: Re: Tips when getting a project car...
Post by: CaptainZok on 14 September 2006, 18:46:08
Think hotel21 could be the chap for a definitive answer Tunnie.
Title: Re: Tips when getting a project car...
Post by: Auto Addict on 14 September 2006, 18:47:11
The onus is on the seller do inform them he has disposed of the car, if you have sent the document to say that you are the new registered owner, you should be covered.

I would doubly check with them, but I think you should be OK.

The seller is at fault here.
Title: Re: Tips when getting a project car...
Post by: tunnie on 14 September 2006, 18:57:57
yeah, really annoying me as I want shot of it.

Anyone here want it?  :D

Trouble is sellers might be put off with only the New Keeper Supplement, also they might give me a false address  :(
Title: Re: Tips when getting a project car...
Post by: Auto Addict on 14 September 2006, 19:48:01
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yeah, really annoying me as I want shot of it.

Anyone here want it?  :D

Trouble is sellers might be put off with only the New Keeper Supplement, also they might give me a false address  :(

www.acmefalseaddresses.com
Title: Re: Tips when getting a project car...
Post by: Timbuk on 14 September 2006, 20:40:37
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Ahhh just re read that ....you've sent off the new keeper supplement to the DVLA.....that says do not sent to the DVLA  :(

You have to send the new keeper supplement with the V62, otherwise you have to pay a £19 fine.

I do have 2 copys of it though, the previous owner gave me 2 new keeper supplements, the other one was from when he bought the car.

Just looking at it now, has all the right details on it.

Can I use that to sell the car? - Although I have still applyed for the log book.

When i bought the meega, i was only given the new keeper supplement and i got my log book ok
Title: Re: Tips when getting a project car...
Post by: tunnie on 14 September 2006, 20:43:18
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yeah, really annoying me as I want shot of it.

Anyone here want it?  :D

Trouble is sellers might be put off with only the New Keeper Supplement, also they might give me a false address  :(

www.acmefalseaddresses.com

 ;D ;D ;D

Have you thought of applying to BBC 3 for your own comedy show?  ;)
Title: Re: Tips when getting a project car...
Post by: Elite Pete on 14 September 2006, 20:52:13
The only thing is when you sell the car without the V5 you cannot prove you sold the vehicle on the day it was sold so any speeding, parking fines or worse would be hard to prove it wasn't you. Personally Tunnie I would wait
Title: Re: Tips when getting a project car...
Post by: Taxi_Driver on 14 September 2006, 21:07:42
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The only thing is when you sell the car without the V5 you cannot prove you sold the vehicle on the day it was sold so any speeding, parking fines or worse would be hard to prove it wasn't you. Personally Tunnie I would wait

When i sell a car i always do a receipt that the new buyer signs.....wouldnt that be proof that the cars been sold??
Title: Re: Tips when getting a project car...
Post by: tunnie on 14 September 2006, 21:32:39
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The only thing is when you sell the car without the V5 you cannot prove you sold the vehicle on the day it was sold so any speeding, parking fines or worse would be hard to prove it wasn't you. Personally Tunnie I would wait

Yeah i think i will Pete, just feels wrong selling it without the log book. As you point out as well, the car could get speeding tickets.

Its Taxed and MOT'ed until the end of the year, so still saleable...
Title: Re: Tips when getting a project car...
Post by: Auto Addict on 14 September 2006, 21:34:07
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The only thing is when you sell the car without the V5 you cannot prove you sold the vehicle on the day it was sold so any speeding, parking fines or worse would be hard to prove it wasn't you. Personally Tunnie I would wait

Yeah i think i will Pete, just feels wrong selling it without the log book. As you point out as well, the car could get speeding tickets.

Its Taxed and MOT'ed until the end of the year, so still saleable...

I would wait for the log book.
Title: Re: Tips when getting a project car...
Post by: TheBoy on 14 September 2006, 21:37:12
Still waiting for logbook for Proj TB1
Title: Re: Tips when getting a project car...
Post by: Auto Addict on 14 September 2006, 21:38:08
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Still waiting for logbook for Proj TB1

How long have you been waiting?
Title: Re: Tips when getting a project car...
Post by: TheBoy on 14 September 2006, 21:39:37
About 3 weeks - can take up to 6
Title: Re: Tips when getting a project car...
Post by: tunnie on 14 September 2006, 21:40:55
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Still waiting for logbook for Proj TB1

How long have you been waiting?

Think he got TB1 either a week or 2 after i got mine.
Title: Re: Tips when getting a project car...
Post by: Auto Addict on 14 September 2006, 21:42:22
Hmmm, yes I suppose 3 weeks is nothing then, never had to wait that long myself though.

Title: Re: Tips when getting a project car...
Post by: tunnie on 14 September 2006, 21:46:34
on my first Project car I got the log book within a week and a half!
Title: Re: Tips when getting a project car...
Post by: B52 on 14 September 2006, 21:49:53
i even had a dealer who didnt bother to send off the registration doc for changing despite having relieved me of £11k  >:( - must say i was surprised the dvla waived the fee to issue a new one
Title: Re: Tips when getting a project car...
Post by: mr des on 16 September 2006, 08:24:19
when i bought mine the guy selling it wasnt registered as the owner and didnt send off the paper work but he did break off to spain, had to get the police and a commisioner of oats to declare it was mine, still nobodys showed up wuth the other set of keys wanting it back...........yet