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2026. 11. 3. 작업

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Mr2Mike said: That's not actually true. Insurance companies, by law, still retain liability for third party claims in this kind of situation. yes the insurer would pay out and then (try) and recover the costs from the driver/insured (I know a young driver who will most likely never own his own house due to this!)

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KM666 said: Dave_ said: Tin hat on but is it really crime of the century?As long as they have some form of insurance it makes no difference to anybody else and if i could get away with paying less road tax i would, its a rip off.Exactly, I dont understand either. Of all the things going on in this country to get your knickers in a twist over undeclared engine swaps seems a tad pathetic. I hope you all drive according to the letter of the law and dont watch music videos on YouTube via any other medium besides VEVO, that would be copyright infringement you know. The reason for this thread isn't to be the fun Police. I have done several engine swaps in my time and have no issue with them whatsoever but, I have also seen people lose their cars and money because the undeclared engine turned out to be from a stolen vehicle. I only post links on this thread after asking the vendor if they have supporting documents for the donor vehicle and the answer is either no or something less polite. Like my "Ringing Kits on eBay" thread this is supposed to be helpful. Unless you like the Renault Clio with the mystery engine, pay £1,800 for it, register the engine with the DVLA when you send the log book off and lose everything because the engine turns out to be from a stolen car. Oh and there's a 50/50 you could end up with a criminal record for receiving stolen goods as we all know "Ignorance is no defense".