i had the haynes book with me and a
letter from nissan telling me the month and year the block was made
log book with engine number would also do
[Edited on 12/3/08 by graememk]
what is excepted as proof?
you could try a letter from your mum
i had the haynes book with me and a
letter from nissan telling me the month and year the block was made
log book with engine number would also do
[Edited on 12/3/08 by graememk]
If it's a Ford you can get a letter from them saying when it was made.
Stu
If you have a Ford engine send a letter to
Technicial information dept,
Ford motor company,
P O Box 300,
Walsall,
WS5 4QH.
give them the engine number and model you got it from (if known) they will send you a confirmation letter.
quote:
Originally posted by whitestu
If it's a Ford you can get a letter from them saying when it was made.
Stu
You don't need one at all if the engine age is post 1st August 1995.
Phil
POST ? ( AFTER )
Without proof of age the engine would have to meet the latest emission requirements which would make Xflow/Pinto etc very difficult if not impossible to get through SVA
Having bought an original donor car with a V5, just keep a log of the engine number and donor vehicle details with you. As I run a really common A series engine, the good old Haynes manual has all the manufacture years against models, even carb needle codes! Turns out the Metro GTa I bought was fitted with a late MG Metro engine - Those sneaky Rover production line monkies!!