Anyone here check reg

[Tracy Dee]

Hi all
Just wondering if this Z3 reg is anyone's on here P199 PLR
I have done a search it does exist.
Tracy.

 

[Grumps]

They are not many P plates around
That's a very early car. Not one I know.

 

[Shelly]

Haven't seen that reg either
Why do you need it @Tracy Dee

 

[handsomejackuk]

not showing up on .gov.uk mot history or tax

 

[Tracy Dee]

It was my old car when it was almost new Shelly back in the 90s just be interesting to see who owns it.
It does check out that it's still around.
Sorry just altered the reg. Whoops

 

[handsomejackuk]

shame the .gov doesnt list the mot station location.,.. you could prob find it from there..

 

[Shelly]

Good luck @Tracy Dee
Let us know if you find your car

 

[stevie_a]

Make --------------- BMW
Model ---------------Z3 Auto
Body --------------- Convertible
Colour --------------Red
BHP --------------- 138.0
Engine Size -------1895
Reg ---------- P199PLR
Year ------------------1997

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1997 BMW Z3 ------- P199PLR Car information

Estimated mileage --- 109,841 miles

MOT history of this vehicle

• Test date18 July 2016
• Expiry date17 July 2017
• Test ResultPass
• Odometer reading109,841 miles
• MOT test number7783 0849 5881
• Advisory notice item(s)
  Headlamp deteriorated but light output not reduced both (1.7.5a)
  Front Anti-roll bar linkage rubber bush deteriorated but not resulting in excessive movement both n/s and o/s (2.4.G.2)
  Offside Front Suspension arm has slight play in a ball joint (2.4.G.2)
  slight play detected in o/s of steering rack

 

[Tracy Dee]

Thanks the site I used to trace it the MOTs went back to 2012.

 

[Tracy Dee]

Don't think its possible from the Mot test number to find the Mot station area.

 

[Antm72]

@t-tony maybe able to answer that Tracy

 

[t-tony]

Don't think its possible from the Mot test number to find the Mot station area.

If you have test certificate for a vehicle it will give the test station number which you can locate by contacting the DVSA. The certificate number will be tied to the station that issued it. You may be able to get this info from DVSA but you need to have a valid reason, not simple curiosity.

Tony.

 

[Tracy Dee]

Thanks Tony I thought it was not possible to locate the area bit of a dead end.
Still may belong to someone who may visit here occasionally.
Many thanks.

 

[t-tony]

You're welcome Tracy, sorry can't be more of a help.

Tony.

 

[Tracy Dee]

At least I know it's still around after all these years.
No problem Tony.