A5 WRX PLATE
....if only, it would make my V8 plate quite valuable 
30 January 2003, 11:57 PM
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in fact it has already sold! went for £3500 which makes that price look silly cos it's a dlva "select" type plate (i.e. one of the standard year format cheapos) rather than a dvla "classic" which are auctioned to highest bidder with a reserve (often many thousands).
02 February 2003, 12:02 AM
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I think it unlikely that new reg will buy off you for that sort of money...but if they do, let me know as I have a couple of plates that are obviously worth more than I thought lol
02 February 2003, 06:56 PM
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New Reg won't buy it off you for that. That's what they have valued it at to yourself. They will then stick a couple of hundred on the price for themselves and advertise it for you, probably at around £1500-1600.
It is then likely to remain on their site forever and a day as no-one will want it because it is way overpriced!
It is then likely to remain on their site forever and a day as no-one will want it because it is way overpriced!
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02 February 2003, 07:14 PM
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Have a look here :http://www.dvla-som.co.uk/search/sea...on&D=on&ALL=on, then reconsider the price a little 
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