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MY Landrover should be MOT exempt from today.
I just checked and got an ambiguous result. A few days ago it would have told me the MOT expired in January. Today is should say it is MOT exempt, but instead just says "MOT- no results returned"
So can I take it for a drive today or not?
I just checked and got an ambiguous result. A few days ago it would have told me the MOT expired in January. Today is should say it is MOT exempt, but instead just says "MOT- no results returned"
So can I take it for a drive today or not?
My cars mot runs out in 4 days, but exempt from today. You cant just do nothing, once it expires fill out Form V112.
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And do what with the V112? there is no tax form to accompany it in my case until November so just take the V112 on it's own to a post office?
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Okay, here is what you do:
Go to "tax my vehicle"
Because you don't have a V11 tax reminder, enter the 12 digit reference from the V5. It then told me my vehicle was already taxed but gave me the option to continue, where I was able to self declare MOT exemption. I then "paid" £0 for a fresh years historic vehicle tax starting 1st May
I now need to see how long before it reflects that MOT exempt status at "check my MOT"
Go to "tax my vehicle"
Because you don't have a V11 tax reminder, enter the 12 digit reference from the V5. It then told me my vehicle was already taxed but gave me the option to continue, where I was able to self declare MOT exemption. I then "paid" £0 for a fresh years historic vehicle tax starting 1st May
I now need to see how long before it reflects that MOT exempt status at "check my MOT"
Mine was different because i did have a V11. All done now
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Do we get any sneak peek pics of these classics? I’m tempted to get one for myself to do up just not sure on what i want.
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Very nice, how long did it take to do it up or did you just buy it in that condition?
I have had it about 14 years now. It looked similar when i swapped it with my old car , with a mate who sprays cars. I have done a lot of work on it but could never be that good at paintwork so leave that to the professionals. By the way its a 68 Plymouth Roadrunner, 4 speed which is very rare as 90% of American cars are auto.
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This is mine
At least compared to other classic cars, you expect a Landrover to be tatty.
At least compared to other classic cars, you expect a Landrover to be tatty.
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I’d say that’s in good condition Dave. Easy to work on I bet.
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It's not looking as goof now. The paintowrk was never very good and it's a lot more dull and faded now since that picture. When I eventually get the house finished I want to get it re painted, then keep it under cover.
All the hard work was done before I got it, rebuilt on a new galvanised chassis so it's all cosmetic work needed now.
All the hard work was done before I got it, rebuilt on a new galvanised chassis so it's all cosmetic work needed now.
