TVR Car Club France

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Hi, new to this site having just registered to the TVR Club France. Not quite in France as yet, but should be completing on a house purchase in the Dordogne within the next month. On relocating I want to bring over my 1988 S2 2.9L which I have had for the last 14 years and register it in France. I have been looking online as to what is required and not really any the wiser. Have requested a CoC from TVR Heritage, and they state that the 'S' is not E11 compliant but they won't tell me what is required to fix this until I stump up £300 for the CoC. I have read about the FFVE, but understand now that can only be used for vehicles over 30 years old. Any help, advise, guidance and personal experience tips would be greatly appreciated.

Steve

keep car on UK address until it is 30 years old then put on "carte grise collection"
Alan

Exactly, wait 30 years old and after contact FFVE, to get 'carte grise collection"

Alan.B a écrit :keep car on UK address until it is 30 years old then put on "carte grise collection"
Alan

Thanks for this information. Have to ask though; Is that the simplest way to achieve French Registration or the ONLY way I can do it?

If so, does anyone know of an insurance company that will allow me to drive in Europe all year long. Admiral will only give me 90 Days and although Saga does do unlimited time in mainland Europe I'm not old enough to go with them.

Is that 90 days consecutive or 90 days with dates and accumulated Who says what dates the car is in France or England
Alan

Alan.B a écrit :Is that 90 days consecutive or 90 days with dates and accumulated Who says what dates the car is in France or England
Alan

Thanks Alan. I spoke with Admiral the other day, as I am driving over with another car, I can have 90 Days in total either in one block or split, so need to tell them when the vehicle is out of the UK. If I want additional time they will give me up to 12 weeks, but will be charged extra weekly. I have a quote from a French insurer for the S2 but that is on the provision I complete French Registration within 3 Months. So in effect I can get 6 months to register it. 90 Days with the UK insurer, export and 3 months with the French Insurer.


Steve

hi Steve,
that sounds good news. 6 months in total = summer then the car will be in garage in UK over Winter
Alan