Would you drive this?
10-02-2018, 11:58 PM
#231
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Oh yes i forgot this one,
Had this in the other day, parents bought it for their son as his first car and he has spent the whole summer driving himself and his mates around he couldn't have being any happier
now for those that didn't know any vehicle that is now 40 years or older do not require an MOT
Had this in the other day, parents bought it for their son as his first car and he has spent the whole summer driving himself and his mates around he couldn't have being any happier
now for those that didn't know any vehicle that is now 40 years or older do not require an MOT
10-03-2018, 03:11 AM
#232
Anyway after we had the first rain for months his mate declares his feet are getting wet 
since the rule came out there has being hundreds of cars dragged out of sheds and garages and simple put back on the road with out any checks or knowingly in a dangerous condition all because some numpty somewhere thinks that ALL classic cars and looked after and kept in perfect condition , this car had cardboard and underseal covering the rot then stuck on ebay
since the rule came out there has being hundreds of cars dragged out of sheds and garages and simple put back on the road with out any checks or knowingly in a dangerous condition all because some numpty somewhere thinks that ALL classic cars and looked after and kept in perfect condition , this car had cardboard and underseal covering the rot then stuck on ebay
10-03-2018, 04:30 AM
#233
Banned
Looks nice in the first pic. Just shows what can lurk underneath. So many bodged classics around now. Silly prices have really incentivised the bodgers and not just on cheap models. For some reason people think a glamourous 45 year old Merc has better rust resistance than a 45 Mini but not ime. Don't start me on E-types.
03-22-2019, 12:03 AM
#239
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