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MOT NCT

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  • 18-06-2018 12:24pm
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    80sDiesel
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    With the new 2 yr nct rule for classics, can you ask a UK guy selling a car to renew a MOT to post 20rh may even if it is not due?

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    power pants
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    80sDiesel wrote: »
    With the new 2 yr nct rule for classics, can you ask a UK guy selling a car to renew a MOT to post 20rh may even if it is not due?

    What was the previous nct rule for a 30 year old car. My car passed nct last week, 28 years old. Have owned it 14 years


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    Dades
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    power pants wrote: »
    What was the previous nct rule for a 30 year old car. My car passed nct last week, 28 years old. Have owned it 14 years
    Previous rules were you got a one-year cert like any 10+ year old car.

    Your car should get a two-year cert the first time you pass a test with the car over 30 yrs old. If your car turns 30 on its NCT date - maybe don't get it tested early!


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