Hi All,
Im from Tamworth and looking for my old Tubby, as i miss her lots.
Registration Number is G143PWT
She is a Import Turbo in Metalic Green, a few mods only.
Has been all over Europe including Italy, Monacco, France, Germany and others.
If anybody has info on the car, please send it to me.
I never should have sold her.
Many Thanks
Sid
Searching For My Old Tubby
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Re: Searching For My Old Tubby
According to the dvla website
Date of Liability 01 05 2008
Date of First Registration 01 04 2001
Year of Manufacture 1989
Cylinder Capacity (cc) 2000cc
CO2 Emissions Not Available
Fuel Type PETROL
Export Marker N
Vehicle Status Unlicensed
Vehicle Colour GREEN
Vehicle Type Approval Not Available
Date of Liability 01 05 2008
Date of First Registration 01 04 2001
Year of Manufacture 1989
Cylinder Capacity (cc) 2000cc
CO2 Emissions Not Available
Fuel Type PETROL
Export Marker N
Vehicle Status Unlicensed
Vehicle Colour GREEN
Vehicle Type Approval Not Available
Tubby
Im guesssing with the date of liability being so long ago and it being untaxed it might be dead and gone?
Shame, i cannot think of any other way of trying to find the car.
Can you still apply to the DVLA to find out who the current owner is??
Shame, i cannot think of any other way of trying to find the car.
Can you still apply to the DVLA to find out who the current owner is??
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sid.sarah wrote:Can you still apply to the DVLA to find out who the current owner is??
I don't believe that has ever been possible...
Unless you're you're a robbin' clamping xxxxxx...
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You can register interest in the number plate, the DVLA will write to the owner with your contact details. Althougj I'm going back years so may not be the case anymore.
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Peter Gidden - SBITS wrote:sid.sarah wrote:Can you still apply to the DVLA to find out who the current owner is??
I don't believe that has ever been possible...
Unless you're you're a robbin' clamping xxxxxx...
Yeah you used to be able to go to the DVLA and pay £5.00 to apply for the keeper details, not sure if you still can though.
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sid.sarah wrote:Peter Gidden - SBITS wrote:sid.sarah wrote:Can you still apply to the DVLA to find out who the current owner is??
I don't believe that has ever been possible...
Unless you're you're a robbin' clamping xxxxxx...
Yeah you used to be able to go to the DVLA and pay £5.00 to apply for the keeper details, not sure if you still can though.
I doubt it. What a brilliant service for thieves!
And a small matter of Data Protection Act!
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Re: Searching For My Old Tubby
As far as I'm aware there is no way to find out a current keeper legally unless you are the police or dvla
All I can suggest is sticking up wanted adverts on here and mr2oc
The car isn't taxed, mot'd and probably not insured (although obviously only the registered keeper can check for free on askmid) so I'd presume it dead....
All I can suggest is sticking up wanted adverts on here and mr2oc
The car isn't taxed, mot'd and probably not insured (although obviously only the registered keeper can check for free on askmid) so I'd presume it dead....
Selling up my highly modified and restored Rev 1 V6 3.0 1MZ-FE VVTi
http://www.imoc.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=176156
http://www.imoc.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=176156
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When was "used to be able to pay a fiver?"
Data protection act has been in place since 1984!
Data protection act has been in place since 1984!
Re: Searching For My Old Tubby
RedMR² wrote:When was "used to be able to pay a fiver?"
Data protection act has been in place since 1984!
Someone's been watching Gone in 60 Seconds!
Re: Searching For My Old Tubby
RedMR² wrote:When was "used to be able to pay a fiver?"
Data protection act has been in place since 1984!
Someone's been watching Gone in 60 Seconds!
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Kinsy wrote:RedMR² wrote:When was "used to be able to pay a fiver?"
Data protection act has been in place since 1984!
Someone's been watching Gone in 60 Seconds!
Lol. Now I think of it I used to be able to get copies of brand new merecedes keys for a fiver at the same place lol
Selling up my highly modified and restored Rev 1 V6 3.0 1MZ-FE VVTi
http://www.imoc.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=176156
http://www.imoc.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=176156
Re: Searching For My Old Tubby
KarlBristol wrote:Kinsy wrote:RedMR² wrote:When was "used to be able to pay a fiver?"
Data protection act has been in place since 1984!
Someone's been watching Gone in 60 Seconds!
Lol. Now I think of it I used to be able to get copies of brand new merecedes keys for a fiver at the same place lol
Only drawback is they're covered in dog poo!
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KarlBristol wrote:As far as I'm aware there is no way to find out a current keeper legally unless you are the police or dvla
All I can suggest is sticking up wanted adverts on here and mr2oc
The car isn't taxed, mot'd and probably not insured (although obviously only the registered keeper can check for free on askmid) so I'd presume it dead....
Anybody can check any car on askmid, if you tick the box to say you own the car, you don't have to pay.
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Just checked, no insurance on it.
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sheppy wrote:KarlBristol wrote:As far as I'm aware there is no way to find out a current keeper legally unless you are the police or dvla
All I can suggest is sticking up wanted adverts on here and mr2oc
The car isn't taxed, mot'd and probably not insured (although obviously only the registered keeper can check for free on askmid) so I'd presume it dead....
Anybody can check any car on askmid, if you tick the box to say you own the car, you don't have to pay.
Thus technically commiting fraud by false representation if you dont own the car lol
Hence I said free if your the r/k. God knows how they would follow up or enforce any violations though
Selling up my highly modified and restored Rev 1 V6 3.0 1MZ-FE VVTi
http://www.imoc.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=176156
http://www.imoc.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=176156
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KarlBristol wrote:sheppy wrote:KarlBristol wrote:As far as I'm aware there is no way to find out a current keeper legally unless you are the police or dvla
All I can suggest is sticking up wanted adverts on here and mr2oc
The car isn't taxed, mot'd and probably not insured (although obviously only the registered keeper can check for free on askmid) so I'd presume it dead....
Anybody can check any car on askmid, if you tick the box to say you own the car, you don't have to pay.
Thus technically commiting fraud by false representation if you dont own the car lol
Hence I said free if your the r/k. God knows how they would follow up or enforce any violations though
yeah, could be ANYONE from ANY computer though, what's not to say i just bought that car then sold it back? either way, there's no insurance on it, it's either scrapped or laid up somewhere, the DVLA tax database doesn't always show scrapped cars, i had a car years ago that i scrapped, still appears on the database.
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RedMR² wrote:When was "used to be able to pay a fiver?"
Data protection act has been in place since 1984!
Lol, yeah i know crazy eh.
I checked today, and if you have a certain type of business (which i dont) you can get the details through Equifax now to.
You can still apply through the DVLA, but have to provide a very good reason for wanting the details.
Wanting to find you old car, is not a good engouh reason apparently.
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In any event, thanks for the helpfull comments
(not the gone in 60 seconds ones) quite funny though
Im guessing the car is on the way to the big scrapyard in the sky, if its not already there.
(not the gone in 60 seconds ones) quite funny though
Im guessing the car is on the way to the big scrapyard in the sky, if its not already there.
Re: Searching For My Old Tubby
I've wanted to do the opposite, find the previous owner of my jap import...lots of questions on the mods and what his overall plans were...