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another vrt question

  • 25-09-2022 6:13pm
    #1
    plonker
    Registered Users Posts: 163 ✭✭


    Hi

    I was looking at a 1990 uk reg escort and thinking about buying it...its been sitting in a shed and all the seller has is the UK logbook..no proof of entry as he bought it from someone else and said he doesnt know how its in eire...I asked about vrt and he said he'll give me a handwritten receipt for a grand and I'll only have to pay 200euro vrt and maybe 100euro vat...sounds to simple..any help appreciated...thanks



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  • #2
    Yarisbob
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 128 ✭✭Yarisbob


    A work colleague done this with a 92 Celica recently (Last June) so im only going on his experience

    He bought the car in a non running condition and fixed it up - He went in to the VRT office in Ballinasloe and without going into any specifics asked their take on it. He said he was only considering buying the car and if it was too much hassle he would leave it off.

    The VRT told him what they needed as a minimum and he went back with the car and what they needed - All went without any hassle

    Check the plate on the DVLA website - It might be listed as exported. If it is then happy days if it isnt the VRT might say that you brought the car from the UK

    If you find somebody sound then make the appointment with them and only them. Dont just make a random appointment and come up as this will end in tears.

    Dont take hearsay as gospel and get it straight from the horses mouth

    Like us all the VRT just don't need the hassle so do your homework to make it as painless as possible.



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