Manufactured Year?
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Manufactured Year?
Can you identify manufactured year by the VIN/chassis number?
The V5C has a special notes ie 'Declared Manufactured 1967' but always thought it was a 1969
The V5C has a special notes ie 'Declared Manufactured 1967' but always thought it was a 1969
1969 911 2.0 T Targa
1968 912 now sold
1968 912 now sold
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68 and 69 model years chassis no should be 8 figure nos starting with 118 and 119 respectively. Earlier cars are 6 figure starting from 300001 for coupe and 500001 for Targa.
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It is by the number - it should be a 1969 (long wheelbase) 911T Targa
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1970 914/6 2.4E/Webers
1970 VW Beetle project
1972 911 Hillclimber (now 3.5 litre on Management ) Part of the family for 39 years!
2006 Hymer Merc Starline 630
2000 T4 Van LPG
2000 Golf V5 Estate GT
1970 914/6 2.4E/Webers
1970 VW Beetle project
1972 911 Hillclimber (now 3.5 litre on Management ) Part of the family for 39 years!
2006 Hymer Merc Starline 630
2000 T4 Van LPG
2000 Golf V5 Estate GT
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You are not allowed to have a registration number that makes a car look newer than it really is. There is no restriction in making a car look older !! A rule invented for the back-daters !!
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Hi Patrice,
Have you contacted the last owner Stuart and asked about the Nb plate.
The VIN is 100% a 69 Vin and the DVLA will issue you a correct year plate if you want one as I think I saw the year (ie 69) on the V5, but I am unsure how/why the car has a 67 UK plate which would have been issued when the car was originally imported.
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Have you contacted the last owner Stuart and asked about the Nb plate.
The VIN is 100% a 69 Vin and the DVLA will issue you a correct year plate if you want one as I think I saw the year (ie 69) on the V5, but I am unsure how/why the car has a 67 UK plate which would have been issued when the car was originally imported.
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my 69 911E, was initially given a 1967 'E' related suffix when i registered it ..
i contacted my local dvla and advised them of the error,and 2 days later i received a correct 'G' suffix
- i did equip myself with any relevant information i could muster in relation to the car-(even if it was not required) but i guess i had an advantage over most people as my chassis number is 00002 -no guessing the production date ,or letter from porsche needed .
it would be worth contacting the dvla , i doubt it would take too long,may involve an inspection of the vehicle at your local office-and i assume would then simply be a matter of days? i am sure they would advise you accordingly.
i guess it all depends on how you feel about your car being pre dated- worth a phone call at least.
i contacted my local dvla and advised them of the error,and 2 days later i received a correct 'G' suffix
- i did equip myself with any relevant information i could muster in relation to the car-(even if it was not required) but i guess i had an advantage over most people as my chassis number is 00002 -no guessing the production date ,or letter from porsche needed .
it would be worth contacting the dvla , i doubt it would take too long,may involve an inspection of the vehicle at your local office-and i assume would then simply be a matter of days? i am sure they would advise you accordingly.
i guess it all depends on how you feel about your car being pre dated- worth a phone call at least.
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Hi Patrice,
Just caught up with this thread. Steve's advice is the best, contact the DVLA I am sure they will help and will be able to make the necessary changes.
Alan
Just caught up with this thread. Steve's advice is the best, contact the DVLA I am sure they will help and will be able to make the necessary changes.
Alan
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