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The LVTA Vehicle Register The LVTA Vehicle Register The Vehicle Register includes full details of all vehicles for which members and former members have provided information, together with some details of other vehicles which have come to notice. The full register containing personal details is only available to committee members and other authorised people, subject to the LVTA Privacy Notice. Members’ personal details are only provided to other club members with their specific prior consent. The Club also operates an anonymised Vehicle Register, which is open to club members only. Your name, location, registration number and owner history will not be visible to other club members. Other members may send messages to you through the Register, which you will receive as an email, but your contact details will not be disclosed to others. This approach allows club members to communicate privately whilst satisfying data protection regulations. If you want your vehicle excluded from the anonymised Vehicle Register you can change this setting at any time on your membership record by ticking the relevant box. Notes for guidance Confirming vehicle details as migrated from the manual Vehicle Register The vehicle details recorded on the old manual Vehicle Register have been migrated to the new computerised system. Please check that the details of the vehicle(s) you own are now shown correctly. Over time you may have changed the vehicles you own or they may previously have been recorded incorrectly. This is an invaluable opportunity to correct, refine and update the register so please give it your attention. Note that some vehicles that were exported after they had been retired from service may not, for a number of reasons, have had the correct details or documentation sent over with them. The most common discrepancies are the year of manufacture and the maker's name. If you are uncertain of this information, please contact the vehicle registrar, who will make efforts to ascertain the correct information. This is important to you as an owner, because you will need to have the correct information in order to obtain the correct spare parts for your cab. In the meantime, please enter what information you have. For each vehicle recorded as being owned by you please check the following. • Do you still own the vehicle? - If you don’t own it, please click on ‘sold car’ (even if you never owned it). • Do all the fields have the correct information? – Refer to the notes below for guidance. Edit or add information as appropriate. • Is the full date of registration shown? If you only know the year of first registration (or the year you understand it to have been first registered), show it as 01/01/YYYY. If you don’t know the date this field may be left blank. • Have all the fields for which you have information have been filled in? • Is the registration number shown as ‘DUMMYxx’? - This record was created without knowing the registration number – please enter the correct number of the vehicle, if you know it. If you now own another vehicle please create a new entry as shown below. Entering new vehicle details on the Vehicle Register Registration Enter the current vehicle registration/licence plate number. If your vehicle has a non-original number, such as a British age-related or cherished number or a non-British number issued following export from the UK, please enter the original British number, if known, and enter the current number under ‘modifications’ further down this form. If it was exported from new, please enter its current number in the Registration field. Make and Model Enter the make and model of your vehicle by selecting from the drop-down menus (see the table below for the options available). The system does not cross check between make and model, so please check with the table below and the accompanying notes that you have the correct make/model combination. Make Model Make Model Asquith Taxi LTC TX4 Limousine LTI TX1 Austin HL (High Lot) TXII TT (Twin Top) TX4 LL (Low Loader) FL (Flash Lot) FL1 FL1D Lucas Prototype FL2 Mercedes Benz Vito FL2D Metrocab Prototype FX3 Series 1 FX3D Series 2 *FX4 Series 3 *FX4D TTT FX4Q Morris- G-Type Commercial Beardmore Mk 1 G2 'Junior' Mk 2 Super G2S 'Junior Six' Mk 3 Hyper G2SW 'Super Six' Mk 4 Paramount Napier 15hp Mk 5 Paramount Nuffield Oxford Series I Ace Mk 6 Ace Oxford Series II Mk 7 Paramount Oxford Series III Bersey Brougham Carbodies *FX4 Panhard 12/15hp X5 FX4R Regent Landaulet FX4S Renault AG1 FX4S-Plus Unic 10/12 Fairway 12/16 Fairway Driver KF1 Fairway Driver Plus C9 Fairway 95 Winchester Series I LEVC TX Series II London Coach London Coach Series III London Sterling Series IV *Note: All FX4 cabs were registered as Austins, except those built between May and November 1982 (UK ‘X’ registration), which were registered as Carbodies. If you cannot find your vehicle make/model in the list above, please email the Vehicle Registrar with your vehicle’s details and whatever photographs you may have of it and we will attempt to identify it for you. Type Enter your vehicle’s type of body by selecting from the drop-down menu. The options available are: Taxi A post-war taxi with a factory standard body and fixed roof. Landaulet taxi A taxi with folding rear roof and only one window each side of the passenger’s compartment. Three-quarter landaulet taxi A taxi with folding rear roof and two windows each side of the passenger’s compartment Fishtail taxi The name given to a special variation of the landaulet or three-quarter landaulet, built mostly by Jones Brothers on Austin 12/4 chassis Cape taxi Standard wheelbase hire car/limousine Long wheelbase/stretch hire car/limousine Shooting break/estate car/station wagon Hearse Van/pick-up Mobile retail Other (please enter details under ‘modifications’ below) If in doubt, leave blank. Date first registered Enter the date in the format DD/MM/YYYY. If you don’t know the full date, enter January 1 for the appropriate year, i. e. 01/01/YYYY. Chassis number and engine number These are optional fields but please enter them if you can. If you cannot find the numbers on the vehicle, they should be shown on the original British V5 or V5C document. Engine size This is an optional field but please enter it if you can. It should be shown on the original British V5 or V5C document. Fuel Enter by selecting from the drop-down menu. The options available are: Petrol Diesel LPG/LNG Electric Hydrogen fuel cell/REEV Body type This refers to the coachbuilder of pre-war cabs, Mk7 Beardmores, Nuffield Oxfords and Winchesters. Leave this field blank if your vehicle has a post-war, standard production body. The options available are: Alpe & Saunders Keywest Warwick Avon Morris Bodies London General Weymann Chelsea Mulliner Whiteacres Dyer & Holton Ricketts Wincanton W & G du Cros Strachan James Whitson Goode & Cooper Thomas Startin Windover Jones Vincent's Woodall Nicholson Other If ‘other’ please specify in the ‘Special features’ field further down the form. For example, at present the system drop down menu does not accommodate Robert Jankel, Birch or Tickford. Please show as ‘other’ and specify in ‘special features’. Colour Enter the current colour of the vehicle. If you know the name of the factory colour, e. g. carmine red or Sherwood green, please enter that, but the basic colour name will be fine otherwise. Gearbox Enter manual (stick) or automatic as appropriate. If the cab is powered by an electric motor, leave blank. Condition Enter by selecting from the drop-down menu. Your options are: On the road/in use In store/off the road Under restoration For spares Modifications Here you can tell us of any modifications made to the vehicle and also enter the current registration/license number if the original British number was entered under ‘registration’ above. Also, if you've entered ‘other’ in the ‘Body Type’ field, please include the body type here. Special features Please tell us anything of particular interest about your vehicle, e. g. restoration undertaken, rallies or special events you or previous owners have attended with it, films/TV programmes it has appeared in, awards it has been given, personalities who have travelled in it, famous owners it has had, historical notes, etc. If you have any queries please email the Vehicle Registrar, Roy Ellis, who will attempt to find the answer for you. Contact him at [email protected] .
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