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I've always classed collectors as looneys but the mind boggles at that. I've still got all the tax discs for my first new car from 1985 till 2006 (when it was scrapped) - they're going to be worth more than I paid for the car at that rate.
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I was thinking that myself bhg! I've got most of my old discs as they usually just ended up getting shoved in the glovebox when the new one arrived.
//I've always classed collectors as looneys//

//I've still got all the tax discs for my first new car from 1985 till 2006//

Irony overload. (sorry - couldn't resist)
I'm a hoarder, not a collector Mothman - a different sort of looney.
When I sold my previous E36, It was sold with every recorded service / Recall / Tax Disk / the full cars details from the German Makers, the buyer was very well pleased that all the History was with the car, Each to their own I presume.
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I can (sort of) understand people holding on to their own tax discs out of sentiment, but why would you want someone else's? For cars you have never owned?
I'll be Interested to see if it gets any bids.
Not at that price Eddie.
EDDIE - 83 other people are wondering the same, think I'll add myself to the watchers, just out of noisiness.
In have put it on watch just to see if anyone bids .
Film makers could be interested for authenticity reasons when making films in the future.
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Hadn't thought of that twix.

It will be interesting to see if anyone actually buys them at that price.

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