I own a Morris Minor convertible. It was registered in early 1960.
Recent government legislation has allowed cars built before 1960 to be exempt M.O.T.s. I have enquired and it seems my car was built before 1960, so, now all I have to do is to send the proof off to the DVLA and my car will be exempt from M.O.T.
The question is should I? Is it better to have a safety check once a year, so that I know a professional engineer has examined the car and has decreed that it is safe to be on the road?
Or shall I keep an eye on it myself, particularly brakes, steering and suspension and have any remedial work carried out as and when necessary?
This is a link to Motor Sport magazine:-
www.motorsportmagazine.com/road-cars/opinions/the-real-cost-of-mot-exemption/
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