I am currently going through a DVLA issue that sort of relates to the point
you are raising. I recently took my 1969 Lotus for an MOT but the garage
that has been MoTing the car for over 30 years now tells me that it failed
on emissions. Due to a "Chassis" change in '78 the DVLA insisted it be
I have a Red 2+2 saloon That really needs a new home and TLC.
I was using the car as daily transport up to when Covid hit.
Coincident with retirement I put the car on SORN as there is something
needing attention on the clutch.
It has an XR3i engine fitted with standard Ford injection ECU, 5 speed
Where abouts are you located?
Any idea what sort of figure you might be after?
Darren
On Mon, 17 Jul 2023, 16:41 Ken Needham, wrote:
> I have a Red 2+2 saloon That really needs a new home and TLC.
> I was using the car as daily transport up to when Covid hit.
> Coincident with retirement I put
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Original message From: Ken Needham Date:
17/07/2023 16:41 (GMT+00:00) To: Quantum Owners Group
Subject: [Quantum Owners] 2+2 saloon needing
new home I have a Red 2+2 saloon That really needs
My understanding is that as long as the vehicle hasn’t been altered in the last
30 years, that it qualifies for MOT exemption. There is also (IIRC) a special
case for classics having a new monocoque or chassis as a manufacturer’s part
replacement for the original. Lots of different sections in
