2311Jethro wrote:Trees, what trees?!? Were they an optional extra on the Clubman?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1973-Mini-Clu ... 19ec41f99d
It seems to have been converted into a woodie
Tim
2311Jethro wrote:Trees, what trees?!? Were they an optional extra on the Clubman?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1973-Mini-Clu ... 19ec41f99d
NotNormal wrote:http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ORIGINAL-UNMO ... 6016.l4276
So this car is advertised as a 60/61 car yet wears 'A' plates denoting a late 63
How does this work
NotNormal wrote:http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ORIGINAL-UNMO ... 6016.l4276
So this car is advertised as a 60/61 car yet wears 'A' plates denoting a late 63
How does this work
Someone told me the other week DVLA will now swap an old A plate back to a non transferable 3 digit 3 letter plate. Do you know if this is correct?rich@minispares.com wrote:NotNormal wrote:http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ORIGINAL-UNMO ... 6016.l4276
So this car is advertised as a 60/61 car yet wears 'A' plates denoting a late 63
How does this work
it could be either a car that was imported back into the uk in 1963, or a car that lost its original reg and had a reissued 1963 'a' plate to replace it (which is what the dvla used to do - back in the day - they would stick these on any year of car - my dad has a 1930s car that has a 'a' plate on it!
they have been prepared to do that for agessteve1071 wrote:
Someone told me the other week DVLA will now swap an old A plate back to a non transferable 3 digit 3 letter plate. Do you know if this is correct?
Cheers, mines on a crappy A platerich@minispares.com wrote:they have been prepared to do that for agessteve1071 wrote:
Someone told me the other week DVLA will now swap an old A plate back to a non transferable 3 digit 3 letter plate. Do you know if this is correct?