hughesy

Well-Known Member

• Sep 5, 2014

• #1

There's a certain satisfaction to be had when your 22 year old Land Rover, which is used every day as a workhorse and isn't a pampered pet, passes it's MOT with the minimum of hassle. A couple of little welds, a new light switch and off we go for another year.

 

min200

Active Member

• Sep 5, 2014

• #2

Always without fail a good feeling

 

generaldogsbody

Active Member

• Sep 5, 2014

• #3

Mine's due,i can take it in on the 9th,That will give me a month to sort it.

 

D90mitch

Well-Known Member

• Sep 5, 2014

• #4

Lol I love how people celebrate passing the MOT here

 

generaldogsbody

Active Member

• Sep 5, 2014

• #5

D90mitch said:

Lol I love how people celebrate passing the MOT here

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It's an old landy,the only motor that can brag about the percentage that's still on the road.So when your 23 year old landy passes it's mot,it really is something to sing about.Theres probebly more old landy's on the road than there are Datsons.

 

rossymtb

New Member

• Sep 5, 2014

• #6

I celebrate and mines only 14yrs old

 

D90mitch

Well-Known Member

• Sep 5, 2014

• #7

Mines 27 - Can't believe it really, that I and many others use a near 30 y/o vehicle as a daily / for everything day in day out. Built to last as long as you keep em maintained.

MOT's due at the end of the month I think! I think it will pass. Can't see why....

Probably just jinxed myself lol

 

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Turboman

Mab An Gov

• Sep 5, 2014

• #8

hughesy said:

There's a certain satisfaction to be had when your 22 year old Land Rover, which is used every day as a workhorse and isn't a pampered pet, passes it's MOT with the minimum of hassle. A couple of little welds, a new light switch and off we go for another year.

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Mine is 26 in Jan( from registration, not build), and I would be horrified if it even got an advisory when I took it in.