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Old May 14th, 2022, 06:30   #13
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Many thanks for all the helpful advice and comments.

Just when you think you are on a path to the future, something else turns up. I've been offered a "D" reg 740 estate for £300. I'm minded to take it, as it's getting close to the free tax and no MOT status. It's on a SORN, and scrap value is over £250, so I'm prepared to buy it sight unseen.

I'll keep you guys posted if I get the estate.
Buying a 35 year old motor car sight unseen would be a brave thing to do indeed! It might turn out to be a peach that just needs a wipe down with a damp rag - or it may need £5,000 worth of welding, £3,000 of redecoration plus a new motor... I'm sure you understand all that.

If you are feeling brave then getting a D (1987?) registered motor car now with a plan to do it up over the next 6 years for when it becomes an historic vehicle (probably on 1 April 2028) would be really interesting (and not a bad plan).

Let us know what you decide to do :-)

Alan
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