anyone having to pay tax on Minor?
well question is more having a 1964 built car with a 75 registration does this mean we will have to pay tax, according to dvla will be £145!, pretty sure it should go build date? if not is it now a 40 year rolling year on year? meaning next year this wont matter either way?
Paying tax on Minor?
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POMMReg
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Re: Paying tax on Minor?
Goes on build date - same thing as MoT exemption.
Due a refund if you ARE paying tax!
Due a refund if you ARE paying tax!
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busguy
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Re: Paying tax on Minor?
I had a 1951 MM that was shown on the V5 as being a 1989 'new' registration by DVLA, but the tax was at the free 'historic' vehicle rate. It did say 'manufactured in 1951' as a note on the V5.
Re: Paying tax on Minor?
nope hasn't been on the road for 20years but hope have it on next year just interesting what the dvla say on the reg checker! it was originally a jersey export we believe, out of interest are there many?
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whyperion
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Re: Paying tax on Minor? / Registration Plates Dates
Can we ask the DVLA nicely for a (Manufac) Date appropriate reg number ?
If ES&W first reg in 1976 , do we have to have reflective plates fitted regardless of any reg suffix we may get granted ?
Mind you it will be fun turning up at events in a P reg Minor !
I propose to see If we can fit turnover cube plates to the front, and running a towbar at the back, so obscuring the low reg plate.
Therefore we can put what we think is the Jersey Reg on for off road events (and maintain at rear - anyone got some old white plastic letters (J and some numbers ) - or I can get my local signwriter to do some vynal lettering ) for the rear, I'll take off the rear illumination lights, and fit the UK reg with new light on the O/S rear door. ( is it legal to drive car like that when the rear doors are opened when shifting the bedroom warddrobe and matresses?)
Can I make up my own reg plate using Insulation tape stuck on the appropriate background ( for UK road use - assuming width is correct ?)
If ES&W first reg in 1976 , do we have to have reflective plates fitted regardless of any reg suffix we may get granted ?
Mind you it will be fun turning up at events in a P reg Minor !
I propose to see If we can fit turnover cube plates to the front, and running a towbar at the back, so obscuring the low reg plate.
Therefore we can put what we think is the Jersey Reg on for off road events (and maintain at rear - anyone got some old white plastic letters (J and some numbers ) - or I can get my local signwriter to do some vynal lettering ) for the rear, I'll take off the rear illumination lights, and fit the UK reg with new light on the O/S rear door. ( is it legal to drive car like that when the rear doors are opened when shifting the bedroom warddrobe and matresses?)
Can I make up my own reg plate using Insulation tape stuck on the appropriate background ( for UK road use - assuming width is correct ?)
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MarkyB
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Re: Paying tax on Minor?
No, it must not be easy to change the numbers.Can I make up my own reg plate using Insulation tape
"Once you break something you will see how it was put together"
Re: Paying tax on Minor?
http://www.mmoc.org.uk/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=57992 Jersey question and history