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Registering a vintage tractor

  • 03-10-2010 10:39pm
    #1
    millington
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    Mate has an MF35 with no logbook and no chassis number, how would he go about registering it?


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  • #2
    corkcomp
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    millington wrote: »
    Mate has an MF35 with no logbook and no chassis number, how would he go about registering it?

    depends what you mean by registering? does he really need to register it? you can insure by using the engine number.


  • #3
    Silvera
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    corkcomp wrote: »
    depends what you mean by registering? does he really need to register it? you can insure by using the engine number.

    AFAIK, you will need one or all of the following -

    A. A Massey Ferguson Dealer to 'date/age' the tractor, and supply you with written conformation of this for the tax office

    B. A Vintage Club to 'date/age' the tractor, and supply a letter re same

    C. A declaration form (affadavit) from a garda station - which you bring to a commissoner of oaths - to declare that you are the legal owner of the tractor.

    Give you local Motor Tax Office a quick call to confirm what they require.


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