POST 1Original post
There's a Porsche 911 around wimbledon village that is a 930 shape but on an M plate, maybe imported in 1994 and didnt declare original manufacture date.
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1990 car on an 'M' Plate - Page 1 - Porsche General - PistonHeads UK
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POST 2Original post
Yes it is possible. Year of manufacture 1990. Date of first registration in the period relevent to M reg cars. Eg some plonker buys a limited edition Ferrari. Doesn't register it but sticks it in a Michael Jackson airtent for 4 years. Realises he's lost £100k and thinks **** this I may as well drive the bloody car!! DAZ PS there used to be a S reg 348 in Bristol that had done this. A colleague HPI'd it because he thought it may be stolen and cloned onto a 355's identity.
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Daz is right - I know of an unregistered Lotus Carlton, that was eventually put on an X or W reg. Manufacture ceased in 1993, but this guy had kept it for investment purposes. I bet he got a shock when his 50k car was eventually worth about half that with no miles on the clock!
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Have you got his phone number? I've got some magic beans he may want to invest in
POST 5Original post
I have already sold him half a tonne of elbow grease, and he's still got that long weight on order...
POST 6Original post
Is that the one on a certain Richard Branson sounding website? If so I was wondering about that this morning.
POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Certainly was, not sure of the condition but if you want a cheap cab it sounds like not a bad buy. Anyone taken a look at it?
POST 8Original post
I have a good supply of dehydrated water if he wants to make me an offer
POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Just out of interest, I have seen a car advertised as a 1990 car but registered on an 'M' plate. Anyone know how this is possible?
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