Green - F747...

[amarshall]

Seen at 18:50 today (4/Nov) in Middleton St. George. I was in the white one following you and flashing!

[dpr59]

Think I've passed this one on the Darlington by-pass.

Didn't respond to my advances either.

[lambert.john]

Spotted near Rochford, Essex, last Sunday. Nice looking red example.

[amarshall]

Think I've passed this one on the Darlington by-pass.

Didn't respond to my advances either.

I've seen a post like this somewhere else

I'm sure I've seen F747 on the A66 heading out of 'Boro/Stockton/Yram area on a few occasions - usually when I'm on the way in to work. His road tax is due on 1st April and the car was first registered in 1989 (looooove that online vehicle check )

[GavinTaylor]

<SNIP>
His road tax is due on 1st April and the car was first registered in 1989 (looooove that online vehicle check )

Wow, no privacy laws where you live?

Cheers, Gavin

[robertverhey]

Ditto to what Gavin says I'm amazed you can trace an owner via registration in UK. No way known could you do that in Oz (unless you know somone in the force).

Robert

[dpr59]

I think the url that Angus uses is....

http://www.vehiclelicence.gov.uk/EvlPor ... le+Enquiry

Very limited info but can be usful when buying to check the car is legit....


Try mine as example (for non UK readers tryG792FVW - Lotus (of course))

[amarshall]

That's the one Dave. I've got into the habit of using it to check that the car I spotted was what I actually thought it was, especially the ones at night - some Pugs look awfully like Elises

The real reason it exists is because of all the vehicle "cloning" that goes on. With a simple free check, a buyer can make sure that the registration at least matches the vehicle make and gets some additional basic data so they can check the paperwork.

[dpr59]

[quote="amarshall"]some Pugs look awfully like Elises quote]

I'll never look at my 206 in the same way again

[amarshall]

IN THE DARK!!!!!!!! (and it looks more like a S2 than a S1)