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As far as I know you cannot obtain the address for a car unless of course it was involved in an accident or something like that, in which case your insurance company or the police would be able to trace the owner/address.

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insurance companies can do it if you have a bump with a car...

 

 

the police can it it but if its not to do with ther work its a sackable offence

 

 

the dvla can give you all the details of a car if you have the owners permition.... but im guessing you dont as if you did you'd have his address...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

so basically you cant... i tried all this looking for my dads harrier that was recently taxed :(

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i have a reg for a car but ineed an address for it.

is there anyway of doing this?????

 

cheers kev

 

If there's not a way why are people shy of advertising there number plates in ads and mags? :?

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think about it if they could find your address that easilly theyd spot your car, find out where you live then come rob it

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if you had a good friend at an insurace company that might getit for you

 

 

 

but if the owner isnt happy about you cantaction them and they find out how you got there addressn and complain to the insurace company and they loose there job....

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You can pay the DVLA £5 and they tell you (well they used to before) :thumbsup:

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You can pay the DVLA £5 and they tell you (well they used to before) :thumbsup:

Isn't that only if the vehicle is registered to you or you can prove that you own the vehicle?

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You can pay the DVLA £5 and they tell you (well they used to before) :thumbsup:

 

You can pay them £5 for the history of your own car but if you want the address of one you don't own they're not allowed to tell you ( data protection act ).

Otherwise its £5 to forward a letter to the current registered owner :wink:

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