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VRT query

hometruths · 2013-11-15 09:22:23

I did do a quick search, but forgive me if this has been asked before... I am thinking of buying a car in the UK as a parts car, mainly for the high spec leather interior and a few trimmings. The car itself is actually a good runner. I realise that if bring this car in on the back of a trailer and it sits in my garage for…

15-11-2013 9:22am

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hometruths

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I did do a quick search, but forgive me if this has been asked before...

I am thinking of buying a car in the UK as a parts car, mainly for the high spec leather interior and a few trimmings. The car itself is actually a good runner.

I realise that if bring this car in on the back of a trailer and it sits in my garage for a few years that's fine, but what if I wanted to VRT in 2 years time?

Presumably the paperwork will reflect I bought it in 2013. Will I get stung for not VRTing within 30 days etc?

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yes , if you don't come up with paperwork to show you only just brought it in.

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#3 15-11-2013 10:28am

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corktina wrote: »

yes , if you don't come up with paperwork to show you only just brought it in.

Do you know anybody in the North? Or someone who will let you transfer it to your/ there name there? Do this and you will have no bother.

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