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I'm looking for my old car. Was the turbo pacs black dimma 5 that was in max power. F956 wdc or f596 wdc. Please help as I want to buy it back.
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New poster! (less than 10 posts)
Hi
I'm looking for my old car. Was the turbo pacs black dimma 5 that was in max power. F956 wdc or f596 wdc. Please help as I want to buy it back.
Cheers
Not been taxed since 2004....
Date of Liability 01 10 2004
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Is it possible to find the owner somehow???
Unless there on here or known on here/facebook and other clubs nope...Originally Posted by jon1984
Individuals do not have legal right to contact owners... if you were the current owner you could request previous owners details (Name and address from the DVLA for a small fee)... but I dont think you can request the present owners details...
EDIT:
From the DVLA wesbite..
Release of another vehicle’s keeper details
You can obtain the name and address of the registered keeper of another vehicle if you can demonstrate ‘reasonable cause’ for needing the information. Before information is released the DVLA must consider the reasons for your request and how the information will be used. Failure to provide the necessary evidence or incomplete application forms will result in your application being rejected.
More about 'reasonable cause'
Note; it’s an offence to unlawfully obtain personal data that’s contrary to Section 55 of the Data Protection Act 1998. Unlimited fines in the Crown Court (or to a maximum of £5,000 in the Magistrates Court) exist as penalties in respect of these offences.
There are three forms that can be used to request information. You should use the appropriate form depending on who you are and your reasons for asking for information and also read the notes for guidance carefully before answering all the necessary questions:
- the V888 - for members of the public
- the V888/2 - request for information by a business
- the V888/3 - request for information for those who issue a parking charge notice
All car parking companies who require vehicle keeper details to contact drivers, who may have failed to comply with conditions for parking, have to provide evidence that a parking charge scheme is in operation and they are acting on behalf of the landowner. Companies have to confirm that they are members of an Accredited Trade Associate which has a mandatory code of practice that all members must adhere to.
The required fee
The fee for vehicle keeper information at a specific date of event is £2.50. If further information is required e.g. a copy of a document or additional keeper information, a fee of £5.00 is required per vehicle. The fee is payable to cover the costs of providing the information.
Where to send your application
Once the form is completed send it with any necessary documents to:
Vehicles Fee Paying Enquiry Section
DVLA
Swansea
SA99 1AJ
Yup, v888 and a small fee. You need to send off proof of who you are with licence, passport, household bill etc and details of why you want to contact the owner, in my case I'm looking for a reg plate, and then I'm not sure if they send the owners contact details or I think they contact the owner on your behalf, with your details? Sure that will take 6-8 weeks too.
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The car is now in Amsterdam now
it has been stripped to be re shelled
this is the owner
https://www.facebook.com/richard.dejoode.18?fref=ts
we spoke a canny few times
Wonder what turbo pacs did with that turbo 2 from the states?
They couldn't get in touch with the owner, he was working in New York and they didnt hear from him after September 2001. They tried to contact him but after no joy then sold it on. Think it went to France.
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