Cheap-ass Blue Peter Tax Disc
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Ha! If you renew your tax disc in these dying days of the thing, the DVLA send you one that you get to cut out yerself. They are saving money on the perforations. This is very commendable. The disc looks like ONE BIG FAKE, but it's OK, because DVLA tell you that they have told Old Bill it's kosher, which was nice of them.
You're not the first to notice http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
Slidingpillar said:
Worth pointing out that in the early days of tax discs (when it really was a Road Fund licence) the discs weren't perforated either.
Correct, and as any self respecting velologist will tell you, perforated discs were first issued in 1938. That said they were missing from discs issued between 1942 and 1952. Wow...how interesting.
Breadvan72 said:
Ha! If you renew your tax disc in these dying days of the thing, the DVLA send you one that you get to cut out yerself. They are saving money on the perforations. This is very commendable. The disc looks like ONE BIG FAKE, but it's OK, because DVLA tell you that they have told Old Bill it's kosher, which was nice of them.
I just renewed my G online a few minutes ago, and because it starts 1st October I don't get no disc. I am distraught.Slight hi-jack.
As of the 1st October, tax disc not needed - yes
Would I be able/allowed to display a genuine replica of a tax disc as first
issued for my vehicle.
The disc will display the vehicle, class and correct date stamp and issuing office
for its first issue.
Will there be any problems/come back with DVLA/plod
As of the 1st October, tax disc not needed - yes

Would I be able/allowed to display a genuine replica of a tax disc as first
issued for my vehicle.
The disc will display the vehicle, class and correct date stamp and issuing office
for its first issue.
Will there be any problems/come back with DVLA/plod

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