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davecab

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200 months

Wednesday 31st March 2010
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Trying to find my old Morris marina reg number T Y V 433M I sold it to someone from ilford in 1986 can you help

dougc

8,241 posts

296 months

Wednesday 31st March 2010
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Top Gear dropped a piano on it.

Sorry.

gilla

19,746 posts

221 months

Wednesday 31st March 2010
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dougc said:
Top Gear dropped a piano on it.

Sorry.
laugh

oh - was it that one...

davecab

Original Poster:

8 posts

200 months

Wednesday 31st March 2010
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thanks

gilla said:
dougc said:
Top Gear dropped a piano on it.

Sorry.
laugh

oh - was it that one...

davecab

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8 posts

200 months

Wednesday 31st March 2010
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thanks

dougc said:
Top Gear dropped a piano on it.

Sorry.

anonymous-user

85 months

Wednesday 31st March 2010
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I thought it would be on the DVLA's online vehicle enquiry database but it doesn't seem to be.

E21_Ross

36,729 posts

243 months

Wednesday 31st March 2010
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joshc said:
I thought it would be on the DVLA's online vehicle enquiry database but it doesn't seem to be.
that means it's no more. sorry mate.

if it's sorned it will show up, but will say the date when last taxed. if it's scrapped, it won't show up. pretty sure that's how it works.

Edited by E21_Ross on Wednesday 31st March 11:58

anonymous-user

85 months

Wednesday 31st March 2010
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E21_Ross said:
joshc said:
I thought it would be on the DVLA's online vehicle enquiry database but it doesn't seem to be.
that means it's no more. sorry mate.
Not really. Unlicensed vehicles (whether scrapped or SORN'ed) are kept on the database, with the last date of liability. But this doesn't bring any details up at all.

davecab

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joshc said:
I thought it would be on the DVLA's online vehicle enquiry database but it doesn't seem to be.

davecab

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8 posts

200 months

Wednesday 31st March 2010
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Thanks when I soke to them last they said that no one had surrendered the log book so they thought it might be sitting in someones garage



E21_Ross said:
joshc said:
I thought it would be on the DVLA's online vehicle enquiry database but it doesn't seem to be.
that means it's no more. sorry mate.

if it's sorned it will show up, but will say the date when last taxed. if it's scrapped, it won't show up. pretty sure that's how it works.

Edited by E21_Ross on Wednesday 31st March 11:58

J4CKO

47,087 posts

231 months

Wednesday 31st March 2010
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My old Mk1 Capri was still taxed until a couple of years back, suspect that may have gone for scrap now, it was a bit crusty in 1989 !

E21_Ross

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243 months

Wednesday 31st March 2010
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joshc said:
E21_Ross said:
joshc said:
I thought it would be on the DVLA's online vehicle enquiry database but it doesn't seem to be.
that means it's no more. sorry mate.
Not really. Unlicensed vehicles (whether scrapped or SORN'ed) are kept on the database, with the last date of liability. But this doesn't bring any details up at all.
odd. my old car got scrapped and now doesn't show in their database for some reason. (was only a 1996 car!)

Hub

7,169 posts

229 months

Wednesday 31st March 2010
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Officially scrapped cars may disappear, but many don't (possibly the DVLA don't know).

The car could be on a different plate, in which case it wouldn't show, but in all likelihood it has been crushed.

davecab

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200 months

Wednesday 31st March 2010
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thanks mate for your help


Hub said:
Officially scrapped cars may disappear, but many don't (possibly the DVLA don't know).

The car could be on a different plate, in which case it wouldn't show, but in all likelihood it has been crushed.

Mini1275

11,098 posts

213 months

Wednesday 31st March 2010
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Hub said:
Officially scrapped cars may disappear, but many don't (possibly the DVLA don't know).

The car could be on a different plate, in which case it wouldn't show, but in all likelihood it has been crushed by a piano.

Hub

7,169 posts

229 months

Wednesday 31st March 2010
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^ You missed the 'EFA'. Statistically it is pretty likely laugh

Anyway, in all seriousness there aren't many Marina drivers here - you're better off enquiring on the Marina owners forum. Even if the car is long gone, someone may have owned it or known it at some point to fill in the blanks of what happened to it!

Parrot of Doom

23,075 posts

265 months

Wednesday 31st March 2010
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Here it is:


davecab

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200 months

Wednesday 31st March 2010
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Very funny I can tell you the Morris Marina was the 3rd popular car of its Time but not those gas guzzling B**stard mobiles that you drive


Parrot of Doom said:
Here it is:

davecab

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Wednesday 31st March 2010
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Thanks

Hub said:
^ You missed the 'EFA'. Statistically it is pretty likely laugh

Anyway, in all seriousness there aren't many Marina drivers here - you're better off enquiring on the Marina owners forum. Even if the car is long gone, someone may have owned it or known it at some point to fill in the blanks of what happened to it!

Tony*T3

20,911 posts

278 months

Wednesday 31st March 2010
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davecab said:
Very funny I can tell you the Morris Marina was the 3rd popular car of its Time but not those gas guzzling B**stard mobiles that you drive
8 posts.

Edited by Tony*T3 on Wednesday 31st March 13:54