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  • 01-03-2019 10:03pm
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    I called Shannon DOT to enquire about transferring a vintage VW from my late fathers name to mine so I could sell it on (well, sell it probably a little strong- donate to an enthusiast... it needs serious work). I've lost the log book and there are very few details on the system.

    They sent me out some forms and do you think I can find the damn things?!? Of course, I tho8ght I would be able to put my hand on them and I (foolishly) arranged to go to a VW garage to get the forms filled out...

    Anyone know if there forms are downloadable from the DOT website and which ones they are? One of the forms seemed to be a "top secret" one as the person I spoke to in the Department seemed to indicate it was not usual to send this one and it was restricted in some way?!?

    Thanks in advance for any help.

    PS yes I realise that I can call them Monday but the appointment is tmrw and I have been meaning to do it for ages so another delay sees the car delapidating even further as I won't havr time to get in again for a while.


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