Age identifier: September 2005—February 2006
United Kingdom / Deeside to Shrewsbury / Shrewsbury
Vauxhall Vivaro
(UK) DV55RXP
#ForeignMarket
Luxembourg-Findel airport, L
Quite obviously sold as the Opel Vivaro on the European continent.
International double spot: D & L!
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Comments (5)
BimmerDude 2023-01-29 17:21:35 | #3
BRcriskDE (2023-01-28 15:43:50)BRcriskDE
Do you think it's a transfer?
(Comparing to my pic) It has new stickers, a new sliding door and maybe headlights.
Giving the price of those, I'd assume they just bought a different one instead of repairing
Do you think it's a transfer?
(Comparing to my pic) It has new stickers, a new sliding door and maybe headlights.
Giving the price of those, I'd assume they just bought a different one instead of repairing
Looking at the details between the two pictures, it looks like the exact same van, just with a new side door. The fender and bumper have the exact same scratches and imperfections. There would be no point to keep such a regular plate.
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BRcriskDE 2023-01-29 18:06:12 | #4
BimmerDude (2023-01-29 17:21:35)BimmerDude
Looking at the details between the two pictures, it looks like the exact same van, just with a new side door. The fender and bumper have the exact same scratches and imperfections. There would be no point to keep such a regular plate.
Looking at the details between the two pictures, it looks like the exact same van, just with a new side door. The fender and bumper have the exact same scratches and imperfections. There would be no point to keep such a regular plate.
Okay! I was wondering if it was worth it to transfer the plate, but I was also wondering if it would've been cheaper to buy a new van instead of fixing/replacing...
Thanks for the info!
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BimmerDude 2023-01-29 22:32:31 | #5
BRcriskDE (2023-01-29 18:06:12)BRcriskDE
BimmerDude
Looking at the details between the two pictures, it looks like the exact same van, just with a new side door. The fender and bumper have the exact same scratches and imperfections. There would be no point to keep such a regular plate.
Okay! I was wondering if it was worth it to transfer the plate, but I was also wondering if it would've been cheaper to buy a new van instead of fixing/replacing...
Thanks for the info!
BimmerDude
Looking at the details between the two pictures, it looks like the exact same van, just with a new side door. The fender and bumper have the exact same scratches and imperfections. There would be no point to keep such a regular plate.
Okay! I was wondering if it was worth it to transfer the plate, but I was also wondering if it would've been cheaper to buy a new van instead of fixing/replacing...
Thanks for the info!
It's just a door, and the market in the UK has changed a lot. Cars are not as cheap as they used to be.
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