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The BSA Workshop => Bantam - pre 1973 => Topic started by: Dusty1 on 04 Feb, 2024, 21:12

Title: D1 on buff logbook
Post by: Dusty1 on 04 Feb, 2024, 21:12
Hi there just purchased a ex gpo 1961 D1 it came with a buff logbook  what is the process in getting the v5 and keeping original number plate last changed hands in 1968 and can I get the old logbook back cheers
Title: Re: D1 on buff logbook
Post by: JulianS on 04 Feb, 2024, 22:50
See the BSAOC website for how to do it

https://www.bsaownersclub.co.uk/register-retention
Title: Re: D1 on buff logbook
Post by: Dripfedfloor on 07 Feb, 2024, 09:12
When I went through this with one of my bikes certified copies were used. I would never trust the DVLA with original paperwork. What was fortunate in my case was the registration records not only survived but had a very, very rare feature; the VIN was recorded. Armed with this, the original buff logbook and dating paperwork the DVLA just sent me a new V5c.
Title: Re: D1 on buff logbook
Post by: Dusty1 on 07 Feb, 2024, 21:19
Thanks for advice got forms done pics taken fingers crossed 🤞
Title: Re: D1 on buff logbook
Post by: caerhays on 15 Feb, 2024, 20:37
If your bike is unaltered and registered with a previous owner on your buff logbook,  if the FRAME number and the Registration number are  still the same as in the original logbook, you need to fill in form V62 (obtainable on-line) with this information, state the previous V5C is lost, stolen, or destroyed and send it to the DVLA with a cheque for £25.  They will issue a new V5C in your name.  You won't need to send any existing documents to them.
Title: Re: D1 on buff logbook
Post by: Dusty1 on 27 Feb, 2024, 15:09
Update got the v5 in the post this morning keeping original number plate thanks to the club and Steve foden for your help .Great club now the work begins thanks again
Title: Re: D1 on buff logbook
Post by: yosemite on 27 Feb, 2024, 23:56
That is good news but check that if you asked to sorn it when you filled in paperwork they actually did. A few weeks after getting my trident re-registered I got a letter saying it was not insured and I could be fined, when I checked online it had been taxed, not a massive problem as I simply sorn'd it but caused me a few moments of confusion, and if I hadn't checked could have led to a fine and points.