Exporting a TVR from the UK
Exporting a TVR from the UK
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frankino

Original Poster:

1 posts

180 months

Thursday 8th September 2011
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Hi everybody!

I'm new here and I'm writing from Italy...
Sorry for my english it may not be allways correct.

My big dream is slowly becoming true,I would like to buy a T350 in the UK and brig it to Italy...
My question is: how can I get beck from UK with english plates?? I heard there is a possibility to buy the car and keep uk plates and insurance for a couple of monts..
could anybody help me??
thank you very much..

TVRUnoficialBlog

189 posts

224 months

Thursday 8th September 2011
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Ciao!
I'm from Milan. Send me an email (see my profile and my blog on TVRs) and I'll try to help you.

V41LEY

3,019 posts

267 months

Friday 9th September 2011
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Hi Frankino
The UK government has just banned the export of all TVRs in the national interest so as to protect
them for future generations.
Bad timing - I know.
The UK does offer a very generous immigration policy so if you would like to emigrate from Italy
and become a UK citizen you will be made very welcome.



Gazzab

21,634 posts

311 months

Friday 9th September 2011
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A new law is in the pipeline - its at the white paper stage and so will soon be in statute. This will prevent the import/export of machinery that were not manufactured in accordance with the target countries normal manufacturing criteria/laws. So a T350 that was manufactured as right hand drive wont be able to be imported to Italy where the cars are left hand drive. There are other reasons but thats just one example afaik. As with all the EU laws there will inevitably be some downsides that they havent considered. This wasnt designed as a vehicle law but for other machinery but apparently will apply
If you search on Standardisation Of Directly Imported Machinery you should find it.

pgmvveld

76 posts

312 months

Friday 9th September 2011
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Maybe if TVR had exported more cars in the past, they would still be around. That would have been in the national as well as the international interest.

V41LEY said:
Hi Frankino
The UK government has just banned the export of all TVRs in the national interest so as to protect
them for future generations.
Bad timing - I know.
The UK does offer a very generous immigration policy so if you would like to emigrate from Italy
and become a UK citizen you will be made very welcome.

yoshizou

89 posts

187 months

Friday 23rd September 2011
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V41LEY said:
The UK government has just banned the export of all TVRs in the national interest so as to protect
them for future generations.

I'm wonder......Is it true?.......Since when do ......this law enacted ?????confused

Edited by yoshizou on Friday 23 September 05:59

C3BER

4,714 posts

252 months

Friday 23rd September 2011
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V41LEY said:
The UK does offer a very generous immigration policy so if you would like to emigrate from Italy
and become a UK citizen you will be made very welcome.
Stop making work for me hehe

cantus

932 posts

281 months

Friday 23rd September 2011
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V41LEY said:
Hi Frankino
The UK government has just banned the export of all TVRs in the national interest so as to protect
them for future generations.
Bad timing - I know.
The UK does offer a very generous immigration policy so if you would like to emigrate from Italy
and become a UK citizen you will be made very welcome.
Yep this is true with one exception. All TVR's can be exported with reduced prices to the Netherlands. We will take care of them.laugh

V41LEY

3,019 posts

267 months

Sunday 25th September 2011
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C3BER said:
V41LEY said:
The UK does offer a very generous immigration policy so if you would like to emigrate from Italy
and become a UK citizen you will be made very welcome.
Stop making work for me hehe
Just close your eyes and think of the pension woohoo