Help needed with Non-EU import
Help needed with Non-EU import
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ratpick2000

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100 posts

193 months

Saturday 14th August 2010
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Dear Forum,

First of all, this is my 1st post, so hello and thanks in advance for responses to my issue -

I am importing a Non-EC vehicle from Dubai to the UK, on blue export plates. Its a Toyota FJ Cruiser.

The car is arriving in early September, and I am trying to determine whether it is possible to drive the vehicle on its blue export plates, and for how long, before I have to take it for its SVA test and DVLA registration.

Are there insurers out there who will issue a cover note for export plates?

Thanks

ratpick2000

Original Poster:

100 posts

193 months

Saturday 14th August 2010
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bump

SystemParanoia

14,343 posts

227 months

Saturday 14th August 2010
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Can i have it wheenn you leave? smile

ratpick2000

Original Poster:

100 posts

193 months

Saturday 14th August 2010
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Given the headache it' causing me at the moment, quite possibly

sherman

15,235 posts

244 months

Saturday 14th August 2010
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SystemParanoia

14,343 posts

227 months

Saturday 14th August 2010
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hehe

Ash From Flux

1,138 posts

197 months

Saturday 14th August 2010
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Hello, not sure if is helps but we (Adrian Flux) can insure imported vehicles on a chassis number for up to 30 days then it needs to be UK registered.

ratpick2000

Original Poster:

100 posts

193 months

Saturday 14th August 2010
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Good stuff - so I take it from that article that it IS possible to insure temporary export plates - if the insurer covers the VIN number

So... does anyone know of an insurer that will cover a VIN number?

Apologies for the newbie questions - I am far far away from our green and pleasant land right now.. bandit

ratpick2000

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100 posts

193 months

Saturday 14th August 2010
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Ash - you answered my question before I asked it!

Can you quote me happy?

sherman

15,235 posts

244 months

Saturday 14th August 2010
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ratpick2000 said:
Good stuff - so I take it from that article that it IS possible to insure temporary export plates - if the insurer covers the VIN number

So... does anyone know of an insurer that will cover a VIN number?

Apologies for the newbie questions - I am far far away from our green and pleasant land right now.. bandit
See the post above you from adrian flux. They are a well respected insurance brokers and also give PH'ers 15% off.

Edited by sherman on Saturday 14th August 14:10

ratpick2000

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100 posts

193 months

Saturday 14th August 2010
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Thanks Sherman - is that Klump or the Sherminator? biggrin

ratpick2000

Original Poster:

100 posts

193 months

Saturday 14th August 2010
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Not to my knowledge - perhaps rules are different for EC imports?

I think the blue UAE export plates are valid for 3 days or something - in Dubai

sherman

15,235 posts

244 months

Saturday 14th August 2010
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ratpick2000 said:
Thanks Sherman - is that Klump or the Sherminator? biggrin
Neither I just like tanks.