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Originally Posted by johnystik
Thanks for the replies, I didn't really whant to get the car MOT'id as it means taxing and insuring it, I've got 2 other cars on the road at the moment. The only thing that might fail it on the MOT is the rubber coupling between the steering column and rack, seems to be some lost movement between turning the steering wheel and the road wheels moving, if I can locate the part I'll get on and do the job as it failed once before.
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No it doesn't!
A vehicle can be driven untaxed to a pre-booked appointment for a test at the MOT garage/station but it would require insurance cover; that cover need only be third party liability which any insured driver has when driving a car that is not his own, but with the owners permission. So, get a car-owning pal to take the car for MOT and Bob's your mothers brother!
C.A.