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Norcy91
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22nd Jul 14 at 17:17   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

My neighbours getting rid of his car, it's SORN'd, no MOT and a non-runner. Will he be able to retain it? I've only ever transferred mine, so I don't know if the same rules apply about having tax and MOT? Thanks!
andys sxi
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22nd Jul 14 at 17:25   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Doesn't the car have to have an mot to remove the plate ?


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Norcy91
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22nd Jul 14 at 17:34   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Not sure, I've looked on the DVLA site, all I can see is that is says pre-1960's cars need a valid MOT. Just says you need to post your MOT certificate, doesn't say it needs to be valid
Corsa_Sport21
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22nd Jul 14 at 17:46   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

As far as ive been led to believe, the car has to have a valid mot in order for the plate to be removed.

Infact id say its a certainty as my mates dad bought a Subaru just for the plate and had to have it MOT'd before he could transfer the plate.

 
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