So all the Invacars were officially scrapped back in 2003.  Obviously there were a few stragglers which escaped the full, but even those were noted down as "scrapped" on the DVLA computers.

In spite of that though, it has been possible to get that marker removed and for a new V5 to be issued, thanks largely to work done in the past by the Invalid Carriage Register.

Note: this all happened before the Certificate of Destruction rules came into force.  As far as I'm aware it is NOT possible for a car which has been issued with a CoD to ever be returned to the road.  If anyone knows of a case where this has been done though I'm prepared to be proven wrong.
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Added to 1973 AC Model 70 Restoration5 years ago

So all the Invacars were officially scrapped back in 2003. Obviously there were a few stragglers which escaped the full, but even those were noted down as "scrapped" on the DVLA computers.

In spite of that though, it has been possible to get that marker removed and for a new V5 to be issued, thanks largely to work done in the past by the Invalid Carriage Register.

Note: this all happened before the Certificate of Destruction rules came into force. As far as I'm aware it is NOT possible for a car which has been issued with a CoD to ever be returned to the road. If anyone knows of a case where this has been done though I'm prepared to be proven wrong.

HUAWEI CLT-L09More Exif data

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  • Model CLT-L09
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  • Software CLT-L09 8.1.0.161(C432)