I require a garage stamp and signature on tax form rf111

lietuvonis · 28-01-2015 6:51pm #1

hi all
I require a garage stamp and signature on tax form rf111 change of particulars for my E39 Unfortunately the mechanic who did this on my E36 has retired. Willing to pay a reasonable fee.

biko · 28-01-2015 6:53pm

Are you looking for an actual local garage to do this for you?

lietuvonis · 28-01-2015 6:56pm

hi
Doesn't matter i need a person who has a stamp and can stamp the RF111 form

colm_mcm · 28-01-2015 7:05pm

Just go to a main dealer. They'll inspect then stamp the form? I can't imagine they'd charge that much. What particulars are you changing?

lietuvonis · 28-01-2015 8:12pm

its the engine and gearbox change. car isn't driving at the moment will they put the stamp without the car?
thanks for reply!

TallGlass · 28-01-2015 9:25pm

lietuvonis wrote: »

its the engine and gearbox change. car isn't driving at the moment will they put the stamp without the car?
thanks for reply!

No, they have to inspect the work. If the work is the cause of a serious accident then they are at fault.

winnie the schtink · 29-01-2015 12:49am

TallGlass wrote: »

No, they have to inspect the work. If the work is the cause of a serious accident then they are at fault.

rubbish it's change of particulars not a certificate of roadworthyness:rolleyes:

TallGlass · 29-01-2015 4:21pm

winnie the schtink wrote: »

rubbish it's change of particulars not a certificate of roadworthyness:rolleyes:

So I pop down to my garage tomorrow. Tell them I have changed the engine in the car in my garden from a 2.0 liter engine to a 1.0 engine, when in fact I have done none of the above. I can now tax my car as a 1.0 liter. Let alone the fact you are saying the car is mechanically sound and safe.

I think you are in fact talking rubbish.

winnie the schtink · 29-01-2015 10:07pm

as i have already explained it does not matter a damn if the car is leaking petrol,breaking in two and has no brakes as long as the engine number and chassis number are the ones he is declaring on the rf 111,but you are obviously too thick to take this in:rolleyes:

TallGlass · 30-01-2015 6:31pm

winnie the schtink wrote: »

as i have already explained it does not matter a damn if the car is leaking petrol,breaking in two and has no brakes as long as the engine number and chassis number are the ones he is declaring on the rf 111,but you are obviously too thick to take this in:rolleyes:

And should a mechanic just look into his crystal ball and see his car in his garden with the engine number and chassis number. You clearly have no idea of the laws in this country so stop spouting nonsense advise to people like above.

biko · 30-01-2015 8:57pm

winnie the schtink and TallGlass
Chill the jets. And please link to sources if you post in this thread again.

winnie the schtink · 31-01-2015 2:50am

TallGlass wrote: »

And should a mechanic just look into his crystal ball and see his car in his garden with the engine number and chassis number. You clearly have no idea of the laws in this country so stop spouting nonsense advise to people like above.

you still don't fcukin get it do you:(

CJ Haughey · 31-01-2015 2:54am

I know a garage that will sort it for a bullseye.

lietuvonis · 01-02-2015 9:14pm

cj haughey can you help me on that?

I require a garage stamp and signature on tax form rf111

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