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big_wasa

posted on 7/3/05 at 09:15 PM Reply With Quote
Do I need receipts ?

Im goig to pick my new engine up on friday 2ltr zetec with 75k on the clock after my last motor turned out to be a lemon
Question how important are receipts for major components (ie engine) when it comes to registering the finished car? I ask because the lack of receipt may mean the lack of vat, if paid for with pound notes if you no what I mean

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Snuggs

posted on 7/3/05 at 09:20 PM Reply With Quote
Just write your own.


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tom_loughlin

posted on 7/3/05 at 09:24 PM Reply With Quote
if you can get recipts, it apparently makes registering easier - not a prob if u want a q plate though. i would be inclined to keep all of the recipts - ive put all mine in a folder, and going to plonk the whole lot on mr. SVA inspectors desk.
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David Jenkins

posted on 8/3/05 at 08:16 AM Reply With Quote
When Mr SVA arrived to inspect my house I plonked a 5" heap of receipts down in front of him, loosely sorted into "engine", "chassis" and so on.

He looked through for a minute or two, ticked his sheet, and carried on with the inspection!

I think it's a case of the 3Bs - "Bullsh*t Baffles Brains"!

David






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DaveFJ

posted on 8/3/05 at 08:55 AM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by David Jenkins
When Mr SVA arrived to inspect my house I plonked a 5" heap of receipts down in front of him, loosely sorted into "engine", "chassis" and so on.

He looked through for a minute or two, ticked his sheet, and carried on with the inspection!

I think it's a case of the 3Bs - "Bullsh*t Baffles Brains"!

David


Oh bloddy hell... we have to our houses SVA'd too now? I'll nevet get the radius's right!

does any one know how to set up the brake ballance on a 1930's semi ?



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Peteff

posted on 8/3/05 at 10:13 AM Reply With Quote
Mr SVA?

It was the DVLO who checked this when I had mine done. SVA didn't check anything apart from the suitability and safety of the vehicle for its purpose. I too gave them an envelope full of receipts when I went to register and they never even opened it.





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David Jenkins

posted on 8/3/05 at 10:57 AM Reply With Quote
Sorry - typing gibberish this morning (who said "again!" ).

I meant Mr DVLA Inspector came to inspect my car at my house....

Humble apologies...

David

[Edited on 8/3/05 by David Jenkins]






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