Auto-Trail V-line 620 owners bought frm Brownhills After May 15? (1 Viewer)

[32143]

Hi long shot but I'm hoping that the owner of a V-line 620 grey colour bought from Brownhills sometime after 29th May 2015 is also a funster.

If you are please can you PM me?


Thanks in advance

Lin

 

[chaser]

Doubt you will get an answer to that without an indication of what it's about

 

[32143]

It's not something I want to put on an open forum.
Nothing to worry anyone other than the owner, and something they most certainly would need to know.

Lin

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[Robert Clark]

Hi Lin
Do you know the vehicle reg?

If so, I think you can get the owners details from DVLC - I understand there is a £2.50 charge

Best of luck with your search

 

[DBK]

Hi Lin
Do you know the vehicle reg?

If so, I think you can get the owners details from DVLC - I understand there is a £2.50 charge

Best of luck with your search

You need "reasonable cause" : https://www.gov.uk/request-information-from-dvla

 

[32143]

I don't have the reg, just the VIN

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[Robert Clark]

You need "reasonable cause" : https://www.gov.uk/request-information-from-dvla

I'm sure you could think of something reasonable if you put your thinking cap on

 

[Stroppy Bird]

I don't have the reg, just the VIN

While the form requests the registration number DVLA will be able to get the same info from the VIN.

 

[The Wino]

Put an ad in MMM

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[mitzimad]

life savings hidden under the bed?

 

[nomadic]

Ask Brownhills to contact the buyer, and give them your contact details, and confirm the need to contact them is nothing to worry about. That way they stay within the terms of the Data Protection Act.

 

[32143]

life savings hidden under the bed?

Ha ha, nope just a Brownhills screw up, it was a new van in the show room.
Lets just say we have something that belongs to that van, & I'm hoping they have something that belongs to ours.

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[32143]

Ask Brownhills to contact the buyer, and give them your contact details, and confirm the need to contact them is nothing to worry about. That way they stay within the terms of the Data Protection Act.

Unfortunately Brownhills are the problem, they have made a mistake and it effects us and who ever bought the other van.

 

[Minxy]

I'm obviously being thick but ... why not just get Brownhills to sort it out ...????

 

[32143]

I'm obviously being thick but ... why not just get Brownhills to sort it out ...????

Because they are useless, and in order to prove their negligence I need to locate who bought the other van. It's a complicated cock up but something has come to light and if I can find who bought this van it will be useful to us and them, they possibly don't even realise the problem yet.

Lin

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[Minxy]

I think I've worked out what it is ... but I won't post it on here!

 

[Minxy]

You could contact Autotrail instead and see if they can help - they might have details of the new owner for warranty reasons?

Or the Autotrail owners club?

 

[32143]

You could contact Autotrail instead and see if they can help - they might have details of the new owner for warranty reasons?

Or the Autotrail owners club?

Tried Autotrail they can't tell us, they know what the problem is but as it's not their fault little they can do.
I will get in sorted eventually one way or another but if I can locate the other VIN owner it will be a simple slam dunk.

Lin

I've,posted on the v-line fb page too.
Would be so easy if they were in fun though

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[9526]

Hope it's not similar to the problems this guy had

Www.brownfools.co.uk

 

[Derbyshire wanderer]

Intriguing or what??

 

[Brightonian]

Don't know about anyone else but i'm itching to know what it is

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[GWAYGWAY]

So am I, however if the vehicle was sold by one dealer the chances are that the registration number is one of a batch issued to them by DVLA and as such will be a following or previous number to yours try looking up the GOV site and check on those numbers near yours.

 

[eddie]

I bet it's to do with a cock up on reg numbers

 

[Badknee]

A friend of the family bought a new car and found out months later he had different number plates on it. At PDI the fitter had put odd plates on and theirs was out by one digit found by a traffic warden noting numbers down on his rounds.

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[laird of Dunstan]

i had that problem with a van, the vin number and the reg number did not tie up ,caused a headache when i had to take it in for its first M.O.T ,its not a rare event but can be a pain

 

[Deneb]

I bet it's to do with a cock up on reg numbers

If so, all the OP needs to do is put the actual VIN on their van in the change of vehicle particulars section of the V5, send it to DVLA with a covering letter and they will write to and/or arrange an inspection of the other vehicle involved and issue new V5s. Happens more often than you might think. Row of red cars of the same make and model on a dealer's forecourt. Teaboy gets sent out with several sets of plates to fit...

 

[Larby]

You left your OH in the vehicle whilst viewing and they drove off ?

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[32143]

Our VIN, reg and V5 are all fine.

 

[Judge Mental]

I think I've worked out what it is ... but I won't post it on here!

Oh come on Mel...tell me!!!!!

 

[eddie]

I have some information on the new vehicle!

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