Would be legal if with appointment. Can drive without MOT if on way to or from a booked test, or taking it to a place / returning from a place where work required for the MOT is to be done, by appointment and as long as the car is in a safe condition. IIRC.
And within a reasonable distance I believe but who's to say what's reasonable.
Yes Keith’s and Doos are blueView attachment 239633goes nice with the best colour in the world
Yes but I’m not comfortable getting insurance and asking while I’m here getting a quote....then even if a guy turns up it’s in the garden long way from the road
. (No need for strimming with the lift the mower fits under it)
The fixing of the other, non-car related, issue you had, should help insuranceYes Keith’s and Doos are blue
Yes but I’m not comfortable getting insurance and asking while I’m here getting a quote....then even if a guy turns up it’s in the garden long way from the road
If I replace the windscreen and stop this tyre leaking I should get an mot, insurance may even be cheaper trying to insure an motd vehicle?
Yes BUT you need to know how much the system takes gas wise and add enough kits to make sure its fully gassed up otherwise it wont function 100%. Best option all round is to look online for a local mobile chap who can do it as he will have the charts which will tell him exactly how much gas is required.
It don't keep water out though buddy and it rusts eventually and looks ****. LOLView attachment 239633goes nice with the best colour in the world
It would be even cheaper if it wasn't "modified"Yes Keith’s and Doos are blue
Yes but I’m not comfortable getting insurance and asking while I’m here getting a quote....then even if a guy turns up it’s in the garden long way from the road
If I replace the windscreen and stop this tyre leaking I should get an mot, insurance may even be cheaper trying to insure an motd vehicle?
or still standing there no one able to get it running
It's not designed to keep water out and it's alloy.
Try a longer bolt, an extra 5mm and some loctite might get you out of trouble. If not a helicoil kit could save your day
had a bad experience with trying to use helicoilTry a longer bolt, an extra 5mm and some loctite might get you out of trouble. If not a helicoil kit could save your day
is that the valley gasket leaking!?
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