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  • 13-05-2011 9:18am
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    Quattroste
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    Hi All, I hope you can help me out here.
    I want a Land Rover Series 3 or 90/110 but I am not sure which are classic/vintage etc.

    If I get a Series 3 prior to 1979 it is classed as Vintage with Vintage tax and insurance and no NCT right? :confused:

    If I get a Series 3 or 90/110 that is between 25-30 years old(not actually sure 3's exist in that age bracket yet, still investigating), what are the implications for
    1) Tax
    2) Insurance
    3) NCT

    Finally, would it be possible to have a 20-25 year old Defender 90/110 insured as a Classic vehicle? Would I still have to have it NCT'd, taxed as normal?

    I have a daily driver so the Land Rover would be for the odd Weekend excursion and maybe a bit of light off roading ;).

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.


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