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Having A Sierra V5 Means No Need For Iva?

Guest Jack Heywood
Guest Jack Heywood
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Snappers is a genuine early car, not a lightweight.

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    • sj-bradley
      sj-bradley

      No.   If it doesn't say "Robin Hood" on the V5 - walk away.   If it still says Sierra or something else, it is not legal.   Or is this a part built - unfinished car? If so, then it NEEDS to go t

    • sj-bradley
      sj-bradley

      If it's got a number plate holder on the rear and he declared it a "track day" car.   This car "looks" like it was built for the road and not the track.   Looks downright suspicious this one.  

    • theduck
      theduck

      When applying for IVA you fill in this form https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/amateur-built-vehicles-declaration-iva-4   So you would tick option 4 which says:   The vehicle was partially

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    I bought a good 2b for £2000 last September.

    If you are looking for a good car at a cheap price, hold your patience till just after the season. You will be amazed how much the price of most completed and legal cars drops.

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