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johhny5

posted on 17/2/09 at 07:51 PM Reply With Quote
certified copies

Just filling in the SVA forms to send of in the morning,
just a few questions
1- certified copies /pictures of the build
Do i sign on the back or over the copy stating something like- i confirm this is a certified copy of the original , the date and sign it?
2-Q2 Vehicle make- Its a luego velocity, should i put that? just concerned that they would contact luego for a chassis number ?
Q3- should my chassis number start with something in particular, have maximum number of numbers etc- was thinking of a combination of initials , build date, my birthday, mrs birthday etc
thanks
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twybrow

posted on 17/2/09 at 08:03 PM Reply With Quote
You need to have sorted a chassis number before you apply. You need that number stamped onto the chassis at the SVA - so how can you leave it blank? Contact your local DVLA office and suggest one - if they don't like it they'll send you one. As far as I know, they will send you one beginning with 'S'.

As for the photos, I just signed them on the front, with the words 'Certified Copy' next to my signature.

Vehicle make would be 'Luego' unless you want it to say something else.

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Bluemoon

posted on 17/2/09 at 08:04 PM Reply With Quote
I wrote "certified copy" then signed it, on the copied side, I doubt they mind.. I hope thats correct as I sent the forms Monday!

There is a letter concerning VIN and what you can include to a search...

Good luck

Dan

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Bluemoon

posted on 17/2/09 at 08:12 PM Reply With Quote
Follow this link..

http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk/viewthread.php?tid=10 3385&page=&contribmessage=none

This should be a sticky spent ages looking for it at the weekend!

Dan

[Edited on 17/2/09 by Bluemoon]

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johhny5

posted on 17/2/09 at 08:14 PM Reply With Quote
Thanks, just wanted to get a combination of numbers and letters sorted for the chassis number , record it ,put on the form and then i will make a plate up tommorow, stamp it then weld it to the chassis,
were is the best place to put it- engine bay i guess?

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jollygreengiant

posted on 17/2/09 at 08:20 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by johhny5
Thanks, just wanted to get a combination of numbers and letters sorted for the chassis number , record it ,put on the form and then i will make a plate up tommorow, stamp it then weld it to the chassis,
were is the best place to put it- engine bay i guess?


Chassis Number should be on the vehicle twice;

1, Engine bay, preferably nearside, can be stamped on to a plate and riveted on/welded on, OR stamped direct onto a chassis member.

2, Passenger compartment, preferably Drivers side floor pan stamped direct onto the chassis.


Good luck with your application, I'm just waiting for contact now as I sent mine off on Saturday. Don't forget to include Photo's of build with application and while your at them how about some more in your archive.

[Edited on 17/2/09 by jollygreengiant]





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twybrow

posted on 17/2/09 at 08:23 PM Reply With Quote
Just be aware - each DVLA office has different rules. I made my own number up, and it was rejected on the basis that it was 16, not 17 digits (not the same rules as written in the letter on the post above)....

The number must be stamped in a readily accesible place on the drivers side. I have gone for one of the chassis tubes in the engine bay.

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BenB

posted on 17/2/09 at 09:22 PM Reply With Quote
Actually they all have the same rules, it's just some local offices are more incompetent than others.

If VIN numbers have to be 17 digits what do they do for Jap imports which IIRC are 15 and are SVA on that number?

I asked my local office that when they quibbled my 16 digits and then suddenly they decided maybe they could register it after all....

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dogwood

posted on 18/2/09 at 08:35 AM Reply With Quote
As per the link by Bluemoon (Dan)

I made mine up using just numbers.
Went to the DVLA (Maidstone)
Told them it was issued by the Haynes Roadster Club.
I asked them to check it was OK.
ie, not used by anyone else.
If you do this, get the persons name.
Then if there is any arguement,
you can tell them it has already been checked by...(Add Name).

David





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