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Registering Vehicle of Historic intrest - ???

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Mon Jul 23, 2018 12:25 pm
by Lockman69
1960 LI, so Tax and Mot exempt....does it need to be running and road worthy to Mot standard to register ?...

Re: Registering Vehicle of Historic intrest - ???

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Mon Jul 23, 2018 12:41 pm
by Rich Oswald
Lockman69 wrote:1960 LI, so Tax and Mot exempt....does it need to be running and road worthy to Mot standard to register ?...

Hi, are you talking about registering it for the road and getting an age related plate or are you just wanting to get an already registered scooter included as a VHI?
If it is the former then yes it needs to be built and roadworthy as it may be randomly selected for inspection by SGI the agents who act for the DVLA.
If it is the latter then you can apply at any time but most normally do it when the (free) tax is due. You will need a V112 form which is obtainable from the Post Office and the Post Office can actually do it for you.
Rich'
Re: Registering Vehicle of Historic intrest - ???

Posted:
Mon Jul 23, 2018 1:07 pm
by dickie
I had an inspection on Thursday under the same circumstances. The inspector who did mine said it didn't need to be roadworthy or even running. It just needed to be complete and have legitimate vin numbers. He also inspected my engine number because I'd declared it on my v55/5 application.
Luckily, he didn't want to inspect my horn, as it's disappointing at best. Sorry, I couldn't resist that.
Of course if I want to go out on it, it needs to be roadworthy or I'm liable to prosecution. Or worse still, an accident.
Re: Registering Vehicle of Historic intrest - ???

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Mon Jul 23, 2018 10:24 pm
by Danbretta
Just needs to be complete. Had mine done a month ago and the agents only check your scooter against the details you fill out on the v55/5. Frame number, engine number and mileage. The first scooter I registered didn't get a check the DVLA sent a logbook around a month after I sent the forms off. My second scooter had an inspection so I guess they pick them out at random. You don't need an mot, or insurance for the check. You will need insurance only if you need to ride the scooter to an inspection location but the agents will more than likely come to your home (or wherever you scooter is located)
Re: Registering Vehicle of Historic intrest - ???

Posted:
Tue Jul 24, 2018 7:02 pm
by dickie
How long after the inspection until you received v5?
I'm going to miss all this nice weather.
Re: Registering Vehicle of Historic intrest - ???

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Tue Jul 24, 2018 7:11 pm
by citydaz
mine took about a week
Re: Registering Vehicle of Historic intrest - ???

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Fri Jul 27, 2018 8:35 am
by Danbretta
Just over a week to receive the logbook after inspection.
Re: Registering Vehicle of Historic intrest - ???

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Fri Jul 27, 2018 1:39 pm
by rossclark
8 days door to door no inspection.
Re: Registering Vehicle of Historic intrest - ???

Posted:
Fri Jul 27, 2018 4:29 pm
by HxPaul
Bought a series 1 a few weeks back so I thought I'd register it and hope they dont bother checking it,guess what,I have to have it checked.I hope they dont check the lights or horn because they dont work.Scooter kicks up and starts ok,its just that the lights,including the brake lights and the horn dont work.
Re: Registering Vehicle of Historic intrest - ???

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Fri Jul 27, 2018 4:53 pm
by MickYork
Good luck with registering......went to 4 Post offices before i found one who knew what a 112v (MOT exemption) was and how to fill in the "historic vehicle" box. The PO then sent the V5 away on the 25th June.......just got letter today saying they've lost the V5 !!!
going away at the beginning of August and would have liked to have taken a valid V5 with me ......guess i'll just have to wing it.
Re: Registering Vehicle of Historic intrest - ???

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Fri Jul 27, 2018 7:07 pm
by dickie
HxPaul wrote:Bought a series 1 a few weeks back so I thought I'd register it and hope they dont bother checking it,guess what,I have to have it checked.I hope they dont check the lights or horn because they dont work.Scooter kicks up and starts ok,its just that the lights,including the brake lights and the horn dont work.
He never started mine. Was quite an amiable chap and explained what was required. Basically it has to look complete, have clear numbers with no signs of tampering and look like it could be made to run.
I've got an li3 in bits and I asked if i could register that. He said if I bolted it all together it would be ok, even if the engine is seized. BUT, if someone looking at the pictures notices a missing important component (he used carb as an example) then it would be a big fat no, because it can't be made to run without a carb.
Re: Registering Vehicle of Historic intrest - ???

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Sat Jul 28, 2018 10:09 am
by neily03
The V112 form can be downloaded/printed from GOV.UK, same goes for most forms.
Re: Registering Vehicle of Historic intrest - ???

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Sat Jul 28, 2018 10:32 am
by HxPaul
neily03 wrote:The V112 form can be downloaded/printed from GOV.UK, same goes for most forms.
With the V55/5 form,you have to send off to the DVLA for the form.You cant download it.
Re: Registering Vehicle of Historic intrest - ???

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Sat Jul 28, 2018 4:17 pm
by neily03
HxPaul wrote:neily03 wrote:The V112 form can be downloaded/printed from GOV.UK, same goes for most forms.
With the V55/5 form,you have to send off to the DVLA for the form.You cant download it.
I did say ‘most’ forms
Re: Registering Vehicle of Historic intrest - ???

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Sun Jul 29, 2018 5:12 pm
by dickie
So my v5 arrived yesterday and I have an L1 150. Thats ell one 150, if you get my drift. I heard they'd sorted that issue at the dvla. It's not keeping me awake l, but I'd rather sort it. Is it possible?