Ah so it's to prove your identity. The address on my license is out of date too, maybe this is illegal?Tiger wrote:or a passport, But i did not want to send that
All the best
443XUV
Its all for identity and if you do indeed live at the address you are registering the tractor at.
If you get your pictures etc. verified, you can do as I did and take all the details plus your driving licence, passport and electricity bill to the local DVLA office and they just look at them and give them back.
Barry,
This one was totally trouble free. Don't know where the number comes from. The local office said it was just a number from a list sent to them from the DVLA head office.
If you get your pictures etc. verified, you can do as I did and take all the details plus your driving licence, passport and electricity bill to the local DVLA office and they just look at them and give them back.
Barry,
This one was totally trouble free. Don't know where the number comes from. The local office said it was just a number from a list sent to them from the DVLA head office.
Fordson Tractor Pages, now officially linked to: Fordson Tractor Club of Australia, Ford and Fordson Association and Blue Force.
Brian
Brian
Brian,
When I registered my Dexta I asked if it was possible to have a local registration number. It was explained to me that age related numbers are numbers that have never been in circulation before. The number you get depends on what batch the computer is throwing out at that time.
Yours is a London registration number according to a list I have of County/Borough registration numbers.
BarryT
When I registered my Dexta I asked if it was possible to have a local registration number. It was explained to me that age related numbers are numbers that have never been in circulation before. The number you get depends on what batch the computer is throwing out at that time.
Yours is a London registration number according to a list I have of County/Borough registration numbers.
BarryT
Tractor Registrations
Hi
Further to recent posts, we have a Fordson Power Major Roadless and Ford 3000 4wd which we wish to register and tax. These were bought from Holland.
How difficult is it going to be to sort registration and is it any different to vehicles registered in this country?
We have a letter of authenticity for the Major from Roadless, confirming age and engine no., although the engine has been changed!
Only have engine and serial no. from the Ford.
Can anybody give me some advice?
Thanks.
Further to recent posts, we have a Fordson Power Major Roadless and Ford 3000 4wd which we wish to register and tax. These were bought from Holland.
How difficult is it going to be to sort registration and is it any different to vehicles registered in this country?
We have a letter of authenticity for the Major from Roadless, confirming age and engine no., although the engine has been changed!
Only have engine and serial no. from the Ford.
Can anybody give me some advice?
Thanks.
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i would suggest just getting the tractor details authenticated and regarding the origin I wasn't asked for proof of ownership etc so it may pay to be economical with the information you supply!
I think the fact that you are wanting to get it road legal ie registered, taxed (if after 1973) and insured should be taken into consideration.
IMHO
Regards
Jerry Coles
I think the fact that you are wanting to get it road legal ie registered, taxed (if after 1973) and insured should be taken into consideration.
IMHO
Regards
Jerry Coles
Jerry Coles
Camerton, Bath, UK
West Highland White Terriers, Dexta's, E27N's and DUKW's
Camerton, Bath, UK
West Highland White Terriers, Dexta's, E27N's and DUKW's
Advice given to me when I registered Dotty.
DO NOT MENTION YOU BROUGHT IT INTO THE COUNTRY.
If you do, not only will the DVLC be difficult but the HSE will want to inspect the tractor and it will have to comply with current safety requirements as it will be "first used in GB". There could also be VAT problems.
I bought Dotty from a dealer in this country so I was able to state where I bought it and she had not been registered in GB. This meant there was no questions.
DO NOT MENTION YOU BROUGHT IT INTO THE COUNTRY.
If you do, not only will the DVLC be difficult but the HSE will want to inspect the tractor and it will have to comply with current safety requirements as it will be "first used in GB". There could also be VAT problems.
I bought Dotty from a dealer in this country so I was able to state where I bought it and she had not been registered in GB. This meant there was no questions.
Fordson Tractor Pages, now officially linked to: Fordson Tractor Club of Australia, Ford and Fordson Association and Blue Force.
Brian
Brian
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