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Junktimers 2013-11-09 15:34:40 | #2
Citizen (2012-02-26 13:12:55)Juterman
It should have been registered with yellow plate.
It should have been registered with yellow plate.
If you want use it for abroad trips or you think about selling it abroad in future, it doesn't make any sense. Cars registered as a classics cannot leave the country without heritage conservator's approval. (theoretically).
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Juterman 2013-11-09 17:32:30 | #3
shuezhpyt (2007-12-17 06:50:28)Junktimers
If you want use it for abroad trips or you think about selling it abroad in future, it doesn't make any sense. Cars registered as a classics cannot leave the country without heritage conservator's approval. (theoretically).
If you want use it for abroad trips or you think about selling it abroad in future, it doesn't make any sense. Cars registered as a classics cannot leave the country without heritage conservator's approval. (theoretically).
However, there are several spots of yellow plates, made in Lviv, Ukraine.
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Junktimers 2013-11-09 17:52:34 | #4
Nokia (2013-05-19 15:35:17)Juterman
However, there are several spots of yellow plates, made in Lviv, Ukraine.
However, there are several spots of yellow plates, made in Lviv, Ukraine.
That's why I said theoretically. In fact lot of my mates cruised around EU without any problems. And a while ago I realised I had out-of-date info. Finally someone cleared that mess and now you can travel abroad freely if you car has no more than 50 years and it's worth not more than 32.000 zł (~7640 €). Vagueness of polish law often get me mad...
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Junktimers 2013-11-09 20:17:07 | #6
SevenHertz (2013-07-11 16:36:57)Juterman
...or you should transport it by tow truck, right?
...or you should transport it by tow truck, right?
Eventually by helicopter, I think.
Well, in the worst scenario you can get two-year-long holidays at one of state-owned resorts for that.
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Junktimers 2013-11-09 21:54:28 | #8
fefel10 (2013-07-11 16:46:30)Juterman
In Siberia, on the Kolyma river?
In Siberia, on the Kolyma river?
Not anymore, rail infrastructure operator recently raised usage fees once again, so government decided to stop financing abroad holidays.
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