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Is there such a service where you can give a vehicle registration number, and you can be informed whether the vehicle is still in existence.?
My first M/cycle when I came out of the RAF in 1950 was a Marston Sunbeam 350cc model 10, new machines were not available, and we had much fun together, and in her company I learnt to become a very good rider. She was eventually upgraded for a new machine when they became available. I ended up with some magnificent machines but I shall always have a soft spot for UP 6709, and I often wonder what became of her. She would now be a very rare machine being in manufacture only for one year.
Should she still be in someones loving care, do be good to her. She never ever let me down, though the sump drain plug was in a very vulnerable position. Bless her.
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- tentofieldLv 72 years ago
Different rules in different countries. In Australia you can look up any registration plate online to check if the vehicle is encumbered in any way. This allows people buying vehicles to make sure that the car or whatever exists, has not been stolen, and does not have money owing on it such that the finance company can repossess the car. I do not know the rules in other countries but it is most likely that similar services exist because there is a need for them.
