Point it at the speedometer?Originally Posted by Richyrich
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Point it at the speedometer?
That's excellent news- a huge relief I'm sure
Good result.
Wonder if the cloned car will be found?
Hopefully the OB will do an ANPR check, stop him and throw the book at the guy.Good result.
Wonder if the cloned car will be found?
The cloned car will only be caught if it is physically stopped by the Police or crashed & cannot be driven away.
Any offences caught on unmanned cameras, Gatso, mobile speed vans, cameras at lights etc etc will result in nothing as now there is no registered owner/keeper of my old reg so no one to send the fines to.
What's the rego , I might get a numberplate made up for my car
Won't it show up as NO INSURANCE ?
PS;--- Hope you've told your insurance company and breakdown people of the change of reg.
Yes the cloned car will show up as having no insurance once I have changed my reg & informed my insurers as well as being a cloned reg number but if it is picked up by a camera then the camera unit will have no address for the vehicle.
If it is spotted by a Police patrol car then that is another matter.
Once I receive my new V5 & reg number I will inform my insurers & the RAC.
I don"t have to do anything about my MOT as although it will be in a different reg DVLA/VOSPA apparently attach a not on their system to say the reg of the vehicle has changed then when I next MOT it it will be done in the new reg.
Glad they finally saw sense on the matter.
Even better, I now know of an ironclad technique of getting out of speeding and traffic violations in future.
Well done Headlight. In the end you beat the system and thats rare
I'd strongly recommend keeping all the documentation to hand for when it comes to selling the car to satisfy the buyer as this will all flag up on an HPI
I've only just come across this thread, and I've not read all of the posts, so I don't know if it's been mentioned. I remembered this item, which was in the news a couple of years ago, and might be worth considering if anyone has this problem in the future. In this case the police used their resources to prove his guilt, and by the same token should be as fastidious in making sure a miscarriage of justice is not perpetrated. To even pursue a case, where there is reason to believe a car has been cloned, could be described as perverting the course of justice.
http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wa...-after-8145366
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