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gresham flyer
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Pity Gillings got to it first.
Nobody ever contacts me about a garage that needs emptying because the estate is being sold.
With Frogeye`s fetching good money it was worth the effort getting this out of the very tight space it was found in.
Poor old thing looked like it had been dumped in a supermarket trolley.
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JC T ONE
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It says there are no paperwork, but with both reg & chassi no, and owners name, cant this easely be resurrected from DVLA ?
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Rick
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| JC T ONE wrote: | It says there are no paperwork, but with both reg & chassi no, and owners name, cant this easely be resurrected from DVLA ?
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If the car is still registered, then there's no problem.
If not, you would need some piece of original paperwork, confirming that the chassis number belongs to a car with that registration number. An old logbook is perfect, but if that doesn't exist then a new owner's only hope is to try and see if original, pre-computerised (pre-DVLA), records exist in a local council's archive for that car.
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ukdave2002
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Makes you wonder how many suburban garages are hiding a treasure like this.
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gresham flyer
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Definitely........
It is a bit like living in a large or small town.....you are non descript, you just melt in.
You can live in a street for years and not know the person who has lived in a nearby house until they die and you see the house for sale.
These are the circumstances where interesting items are turned up.
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