Registration valuation
Registration valuation
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vroom

Original Poster:

665 posts

313 months

Tuesday 15th February 2011
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Thinking of putting my reg up for sale as I have new one to be transferred to the Cerb.

I am trying to gauge a rough valuation (assuming it is actually worth something) for my existing plate as I don't want to be fleeced by one of the registration companies.

Anyway, the reg I want to sell is R4 SVB and when I bought the car was strategically positioned to read R4.5 VB. (V8)

Any ideas as to its potential valuation and is it worth me putting on the Classifieds?

Cheers


AlexanderV8

1,487 posts

232 months

Tuesday 15th February 2011
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I'd hate for you to be fleeced, so I'm prepared to offer you a fiver for it wink

CraigVmax

12,248 posts

311 months

Tuesday 15th February 2011
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I'd disregard the V8 bit, in my eyes it doesnt really read that way.

Similar plates on dvla site (eg R4 BVB)for about £250 but the price is dependant on finding someone with those intitals etc.

always worth chucking in classifieds though.

vroom

Original Poster:

665 posts

313 months

Tuesday 15th February 2011
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Cheers for this

Another stupid question:

Is it possible to put my existing no. plate on retention and then transfer my new no. (the one that I have just bought which is already on retention) on to my car in one go?

Or do I have to have a temporary number in between?

Sorry if my question appears a tad daft.


tobeee

1,436 posts

297 months

Tuesday 15th February 2011
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vroom said:
Cheers for this

Another stupid question:

Is it possible to put my existing no. plate on retention and then transfer my new no. (the one that I have just bought which is already on retention) on to my car in one go?

Or do I have to have a temporary number in between?

Sorry if my question appears a tad daft.
Yep, that's possible. All very easy, and even better if you have the time and patience to go to a DVLA Local Office with all the forms, as they'll turn it around on the spot. Have a wander round the DVLA website for info and forms.

vroom

Original Poster:

665 posts

313 months

Tuesday 15th February 2011
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tobeee said:
Yep, that's possible. All very easy, and even better if you have the time and patience to go to a DVLA Local Office with all the forms, as they'll turn it around on the spot. Have a wander round the DVLA website for info and forms.
Cheers for that