Accident, Partial Plate - Will Anyone Help?
Discussion
My mother has had someone crash through her front wall - again
We have a partial plate
---3 AOY
The digit before the 3 is either a 2,3,6,8 or 0
We know it was a Tasman Blue Land Rover from the parts left behind
I can find the exact model by searching the part numbers
Will / can the Police or Insurers cross reference a partial plate to the model to find the owner ?
We have a partial plate
---3 AOY
The digit before the 3 is either a 2,3,6,8 or 0
We know it was a Tasman Blue Land Rover from the parts left behind
I can find the exact model by searching the part numbers
Will / can the Police or Insurers cross reference a partial plate to the model to find the owner ?
https://www.partialnumberplate.co.uk/
Just did a quick search and KR23AOY comes up as a possible. I'm sure there's more but the search takes ages.
Just did a quick search and KR23AOY comes up as a possible. I'm sure there's more but the search takes ages.
Edited by car user on Tuesday 21st November 00:20
Thanks, it could well be that car. I'll double check the part numbers to confirm the model
I was really questioning whether the police / insurers have the option to put in 'Land Rover' and 'blue' which I suspect will then reduce the numbers to one or maybe two as I don't expect anyone to go through all the combinations
I was really questioning whether the police / insurers have the option to put in 'Land Rover' and 'blue' which I suspect will then reduce the numbers to one or maybe two as I don't expect anyone to go through all the combinations
car user said:
https://www.partialnumberplate.co.uk/
Just did a quick search and KR23AOY comes up as a possible. I'm sure there's more but the search takes ages.
DVLA shows that as a blue Land Rover....Just did a quick search and KR23AOY comes up as a possible. I'm sure there's more but the search takes ages.
Edited by car user on Tuesday 21st November 00:20
LAND ROVER DEFENDER
Do the parts suggest a modern vehicle? Such that a '23' plate seems most likely?
I searched '63' plates and there are no Blue Land Rovers.
Other combinations, unless a private plate, would be quite old as either an '03' or a prefix plate, so the nature of the parts left behind would help slim down the possibilities.
I searched '63' plates and there are no Blue Land Rovers.
Other combinations, unless a private plate, would be quite old as either an '03' or a prefix plate, so the nature of the parts left behind would help slim down the possibilities.
MrBen.911 said:
Do the parts suggest a modern vehicle? Such that a '23' plate seems most likely?
I searched '63' plates and there are no Blue Land Rovers.
Other combinations, unless a private plate, would be quite old as either an '03' or a prefix plate, so the nature of the parts left behind would help slim down the possibilities.
Blue defender is a current model and colour. Plenty available.I searched '63' plates and there are no Blue Land Rovers.
Other combinations, unless a private plate, would be quite old as either an '03' or a prefix plate, so the nature of the parts left behind would help slim down the possibilities.
Thanks all
I was there yesterday and thought I took pics of the parts but it seems I didn't
There are enough parts with intact part numbers that I can find the model from it IF the insurers / police will investigate further as I cannot state 100% that it is the vehicle
I suspect they were under the influence hence the drive off
Yes it's definitely a modern one and I know the colour is correct because it's printed on the panel that came off !
I was there yesterday and thought I took pics of the parts but it seems I didn't
There are enough parts with intact part numbers that I can find the model from it IF the insurers / police will investigate further as I cannot state 100% that it is the vehicle
I suspect they were under the influence hence the drive off
Yes it's definitely a modern one and I know the colour is correct because it's printed on the panel that came off !
KTMsm said:
Thanks, it could well be that car. I'll double check the part numbers to confirm the model
I was really questioning whether the police / insurers have the option to put in 'Land Rover' and 'blue' which I suspect will then reduce the numbers to one or maybe two as I don't expect anyone to go through all the combinations
Almost certainly. Partial data searches combined with other attributes are simple for anyone with database access and a knowledge of SQL. I was really questioning whether the police / insurers have the option to put in 'Land Rover' and 'blue' which I suspect will then reduce the numbers to one or maybe two as I don't expect anyone to go through all the combinations
Having it as a user function is only marginally harder, and sounds like a fairly obvious use case for a vehicle database, especially for the police.
KTMsm said:
Thanks all
I was there yesterday and thought I took pics of the parts but it seems I didn't
There are enough parts with intact part numbers that I can find the model from it IF the insurers / police will investigate further as I cannot state 100% that it is the vehicle
I suspect they were under the influence hence the drive off
Yes it's definitely a modern one and I know the colour is correct because it's printed on the panel that came off !
Sounds like half the front end could be there, in which case this is obviously a further offence if dangerously unroadworthy.I was there yesterday and thought I took pics of the parts but it seems I didn't
There are enough parts with intact part numbers that I can find the model from it IF the insurers / police will investigate further as I cannot state 100% that it is the vehicle
I suspect they were under the influence hence the drive off
Yes it's definitely a modern one and I know the colour is correct because it's printed on the panel that came off !
Did they also take any brickwork with them? Just to bump it up, "They have ram raided main wall causing significant damage and stolen bricks."
98elise said:
KTMsm said:
Thanks, it could well be that car. I'll double check the part numbers to confirm the model
I was really questioning whether the police / insurers have the option to put in 'Land Rover' and 'blue' which I suspect will then reduce the numbers to one or maybe two as I don't expect anyone to go through all the combinations
Almost certainly. Partial data searches combined with other attributes are simple for anyone with database access and a knowledge of SQL. I was really questioning whether the police / insurers have the option to put in 'Land Rover' and 'blue' which I suspect will then reduce the numbers to one or maybe two as I don't expect anyone to go through all the combinations
Having it as a user function is only marginally harder, and sounds like a fairly obvious use case for a vehicle database, especially for the police.
How long has Tasman Blue been a colour for Land Rovers? If not long then that narrows your search to 23 plates as anything else will be too old. Very unlikely there will be many 23 AOY plated Tasman Blue Land Rovers out there.
Make the allegation to your insurer and see if they’ll deal with it for you. Easy enough for them to deny it and prove it if it isn’t them.
Make the allegation to your insurer and see if they’ll deal with it for you. Easy enough for them to deny it and prove it if it isn’t them.
car user said:
https://www.partialnumberplate.co.uk/
Just did a quick search and KR23AOY comes up as a possible. I'm sure there's more but the search takes ages.
^^^ We have a winner !Just did a quick search and KR23AOY comes up as a possible. I'm sure there's more but the search takes ages.
It seems that Tasman Blue was only available on the new Defender
The plate can only be a 23 for a new defender
And there is only one Land Rover on the Partial Plate site
It's a Blue Defender so I think that's a slam dunk
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