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NCT Question

JJJJNR · 2011-06-11 17:56:44

Lads, have a car going through the NCT tomorrow, I didn't get back to book the retest after the initial test two months ago as I was away and it needed to get a few bits tidied up. Car has been off the road for a long time and has never been certified (its a 05) so if it passes should I get a two year cert, or do they only…

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Lads, have a car going through the NCT tomorrow, I didn't get back to book the retest after the initial test two months ago as I was away and it needed to get a few bits tidied up. Car has been off the road for a long time and has never been certified (its a 05) so if it passes should I get a two year cert, or do they only give you one year as its never been certified and its getting tested late.

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#2 11-06-2011 6:13pm

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You should get 2 years I think if the car is 05.

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#3 11-06-2011 6:26pm

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from last due date

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#4 11-06-2011 6:39pm

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corktina wrote: »

from last due date

or the next one if you do the test within 90 days in advance of the next due date, but that's not the case for the OP so the last date (2010) will apply as Corktina rightly says.

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#5 11-06-2011 6:55pm

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2009 or 2011 surely?

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#6 11-06-2011 7:13pm

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corktina wrote: »

2009 or 2011 surely?

Yes, my mistake.

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#7 12-06-2011 2:53pm

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Got the two full years happy enough with that. thanks all.

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