John,
According to Anders Dietlev Chausager of the BMIHT, they respond only to
mail. No FAX, no EMAIL, no phone calls, only Mail. The cost is $40.00
US or 25 Pounds (British Sterling). They accept cash, UK check or postal
money order Eurocheck or Bank draft in Pounds Sterling, US personal or
cashier's check in US Dollars and all other countries a bank draft in
Pounds sterling. THey also accept VISA, MC, Diners and Amex. with all
the pertinent details.
They need the following information:
Name and full address of applicant.
Make, Model Car/chassis number
Any other available numbers
Name to whom the certificate is to be issued.
Also if available, they would like:
Engine #
Body #
Any other numbers
Date of first registration
Registration mark
That all goes to the following address:
British Motor Industry Heritage Trust
Archive Department, Heritage Motor Centre
Banbury Road, Graydon, Warwick CV35 OBJ
England
Hope this is what you need.
Joe Curry
McGaheyRx wrote:
>
> Well, it looks like the BMIHT web site has moved (since last time I went
> there)
> and most of what I remembered finding is gone or well hidden. That stuff
> about Shakespeare's country is pretty interesting, but what I really want to
> know is if the process of obtaining a BMIHT production record certificate
> has changed since the last time I did it (in May 96)
>
> So does anybody have current information on process, procedure, price
> for obtaining a BMIHT production record certificate ?
>
> (the last ime I did this they had the price - in pounds sterling - on the web
> site and I mailed them a request with Visa card #. I recall they were very
> prompt and the cost was converted to US $ by the bank card system at
> then prevailing exchange rate)
>
> Thanks !
> Jack Mc
> 73 TR6 (have BMIHT cert.)
> 69 GT6+ (want to get BMIHT cert.)
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