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Agreed, even though it's very nice.
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Can anyone help me please
I changed my oil filter today and noticed the tube that fits inside the filter is a solid plastic pipe and not a web type pipe. Is this normal because I cannot see how the oil can get through??? |
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On the 145, it appears the pass side wing is pushed down behind the wing mirror. The bonnet(hood) is rotten through at the front(over the drivers headlight).
The sills seem to look okay as do the arches(visually). Need to see more though , under the hood for example and the boot floor. Especially before committing to any costly journey. We have seen worse for more money.
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Wrong area to post this I fear.
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I don't think you can get an NCT for a car of that age.
I think an engineers report can be done? Possibly in a garage with a lift. I'll need to check.
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From NCT site.
"Vehicles registered before 1 January 1980 or vehicles that have reached the 40th anniversary of its first registration do not need to be tested. However, if a vehicle is over 40 years old and is used for commercial reasons, such as a wedding hire vehicle, a test is needed." So if he were to say it was to be used for Commercial reasons it could be done. But, it could open another can of worms , requiring more paperwork and certification(i.e. as a service vehicle).
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