Hello,
I am shipping my much-loved 1977 MG BGT to Malta having just moved from UK in January 2018.
My understanding of the paperwork required is this:
(I've copied these steps below in case they help another member importing a classic car)
1. Get a local insurance policy
2. Complete application form (VEH01) to register the vehicle
3. Complete application form (VEH02) to license the vehicle
4. Complete application form (VEH07) transfer of residence and claim
exemption of registration tax (Only applies if you have owned the car for more than two years)
5. Complete application form (VEH15A) to request inspection of the vintage vehicle
6. Complete application form (VEH15) to request certification as a vintage vehicle
I have taken a local insurance policy and completed the forms as above, but have no idea of what to put in the "Co2" section in the VEH01 form. The Co2 section of my UK logbook is empty and I can't find any official data on Co2 emmission for a 1977 MG BGT anywhere.
I also wondered about the order I should do the above in,
eg.
Should I request the vintage vehicle inspection before registering and licensing it with transport Malta (since I will need vintage plates)?
Any help from someone who has done this would much appreciated.
The car arrives in May and I am hoping to have the paperwork done so I can drive it as soon as it arrives.
Many thanks in advance
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Nick