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MoT or Not?
TrickyMicky:
A MOT certificate only states that it was roadworthy when presented for test. If you are unfortunate enough to have an incident and the police/VOSA state that your vehicle is unroadworthy, THAT is what an insurance company will take note of. You can present them with a current valid MOT ticket and it won't make one iota of difference. I would like to think that judging by the amount of correspondence on this and other historic vehicle forums, there's an incredible amount of knowledge, skill, and care in the upkeep of these vehicles.
paul G:
--- Quote from: TrickyMicky on December 04, 2020, 08:13:56 AM ---A MOT certificate only states that it was roadworthy when presented for test. If you are unfortunate enough to have an incident and the police/VOSA state that your vehicle is unroadworthy, THAT is what an insurance company will take note of. You can present them with a current valid MOT ticket and it won't make one iota of difference. I would like to think that judging by the amount of correspondence on this and other historic vehicle forums, there's an incredible amount of knowledge, skill, and care in the upkeep of these vehicles.
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Fully understand that but it proves it was rebuilt to an MOT standard at that point and not a dogs dinner ;D
Moorey:
It would be for the insurance company to prove it was unroadworthy
philward:
I'm with previous posts - initial MOT after rebuild and then don't bother
mike the bike:
With 2 cars, my GPZ and my lad's Lexmoto all needing an MOT, it's good to have one that don't need one.
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