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URGENT CAR SALE! £250! - Moonstone2.0 - 19-01-2012
To be picked up on Saturday 28th or Sunday 29th January from YORK!
Not perfect but its a 1.6 and runs well and just over 101k. Bit rusty in the engine bay and needs a cambelt cover (old one is held one with wire - works though)
MOT valid till 8 Feb...but got mot done last week and failed totally on breaks and rear bearings, and a side light bulb. oh and exhaust midsection.
Got lovely fresh tyres all round
and taxed until late in the year (not sure exactly) Currently uninsured.
£250 to go to a good home and be resurrected. (would be lower but the tax is worth half that!) if anyone doesn't want the tax, price will be lowered
Oh and there is largish scratch on the rear lower bit where I went round a corner next to a very low wall
and lacquer is peeling off the bonnet all over. Going to be scrapped on 28th if no takers!
See lounge "Epic MOT fail" for all mot details
Just cant bear to see a 306 go to waste
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Re: URGENT CAR SALE! £250! - mark_airey - 19-01-2012
I always thought that if your car fails an MOT then the previous one became invalid no matter how long is left on it! I might be wrong on this but thought it was worth mentioning
Still a bargain at that price!
Re: URGENT CAR SALE! £250! - MrsMoonstone - 19-01-2012
Booooooooooooooooooohoooohoooooooooooooooooooooooo
I don't want her to die either! Tax is until end of August 2012 and she could be picked up during the week, as well, if that's more suitable!
Please, someone save her from the scrappy - we don't have the means to fix her to keep her running.
Cheers!
Re: URGENT CAR SALE! £250! - Moonstone2.0 - 19-01-2012
mark_airey Wrote:I always thought that if your car fails an MOT then the previous one became invalid no matter how long is left on it! I might be wrong on this but thought it was worth mentioning
Still a bargain at that price!
That is what I thought and I had a long discussion with the mechanic at the garage who convinced me otherwise. Apparently, regardless of the mot fail, it technically is valid until the end date on your current mot slip. This was discussed and debated very much on .net and got no where cause its was either or. So anyway..its not safe to drive anyway due to teh brakes so wouldn't recommend it for a long drive. :p and its currently on private land
Re: URGENT CAR SALE! £250! - mark_airey - 19-01-2012
Moonstone2.0 Wrote:That is what I thought and I had a long discussion with the mechanic at the garage who convinced me otherwise. Apparently, regardless of the mot fail, it technically is valid until the end date on your current mot slip. This was discussed and debated very much on .net and got no where cause its was either or. So anyway..its not safe to drive anyway due to teh brakes so wouldn't recommend it for a long drive. :p and its currently on private land
If its not actually been put through the system then I guess the old one is going to still be valid
as I said I just thought it would be worth a mention.GLWTS
Re: URGENT CAR SALE! £250! - Moonstone2.0 - 19-01-2012
Lol...just been convinced to scrap her :p
Re: URGENT CAR SALE! £250! - declantg - 19-01-2012
Dont scrap it yet, must be someone on here who wants it
Re: URGENT CAR SALE! £250! - 4WayDiablo - 19-01-2012
Sell it to jj... he likes broken 306's lol
Re: URGENT CAR SALE! £250! - Midnightclub - 19-01-2012
If your planning on scrapping it, take off the headlights first as they look in good nick and will be worth around £50 on there own mate
Re: URGENT CAR SALE! £250! - Moonstone2.0 - 19-01-2012
I have some frosted that im going to replace the crystals with to get them out the garage,
take out the bootcover with speakers, all bulbs, and the wheels cause ill use the tyres on the hdi.
might be able to make up the cost of the new car with this
Re: URGENT CAR SALE! £250! - MrsMoonstone - 19-01-2012
Moonstone2.0 Wrote:might be able to make up the cost of the new car with this
:dance:
Re: URGENT CAR SALE! £250! - declantg - 19-01-2012
Are both the headlight trims in good condition? Do they stay down? I am interested in them
Re: URGENT CAR SALE! £250! - Connor - 19-01-2012
Break it
Re: URGENT CAR SALE! £250! - Moonstone2.0 - 19-01-2012
declantg Wrote:Are both the headlight trims in good condition? Do they stay down? I am interested in them
Not completely, got the usual pug trait of sticking out of the edges..you can kinda cable tie them down though :p
Re: URGENT CAR SALE! £250! - spawn - 19-01-2012
I can categorically state that if a car fails its mot, the old one no longer stands.
Re: URGENT CAR SALE! £250! - MrsMoonstone - 19-01-2012
spawn Wrote:I can categorically state that if a car fails its mot, the old one no longer stands.
Then the mechanic lied to Paul!
Re: URGENT CAR SALE! £250! - Connor - 19-01-2012
Found on another website:
Quote:If car fails MOT is the old test certificate still valid until its expiry date?
Well the answer does not seem to be found on any of the government information about the MOT test, so we emailed VOSA with this question and this is their response:
"An MOT certificate is valid until its expiry date. However if your vehicle fails a test before this date and you do not rectify the defects then you are driving an unroadworthy vehicle which is an offence."
So to put this into context if your car fails the MOT due to illegal tyres then you are driving an unroadworthy vehicle, you were driving unroadworthy vehicle before the MOT, and you will be driving an unroadworthy vehicle until you get a new tyre. Therefore at anytime if caught you would be subject to a £2500 fine and 3 points per illegal tyre.
However once you get a new tyre your car is roadworthy and the old MOT is still valid until its expiry date, thus you can then drive your car again and get it retested to your timescale, with out worrying about driving without an MOT.
This is a very good reason to book your Mot early and give yourself plenty of time to book a retest if needed.
So, technically yes the current is still valid, but if it has failed, then that means that it is unroadworthy and shouldnt be driven until rectified
Re: URGENT CAR SALE! £250! - Midnightclub - 19-01-2012
Connor Wrote:Found on another website:
Quote:If car fails MOT is the old test certificate still valid until its expiry date?
Well the answer does not seem to be found on any of the government information about the MOT test, so we emailed VOSA with this question and this is their response:
"An MOT certificate is valid until its expiry date. However if your vehicle fails a test before this date and you do not rectify the defects then you are driving an unroadworthy vehicle which is an offence."
So to put this into context if your car fails the MOT due to illegal tyres then you are driving an unroadworthy vehicle, you were driving unroadworthy vehicle before the MOT, and you will be driving an unroadworthy vehicle until you get a new tyre. Therefore at anytime if caught you would be subject to a £2500 fine and 3 points per illegal tyre.
However once you get a new tyre your car is roadworthy and the old MOT is still valid until its expiry date, thus you can then drive your car again and get it retested to your timescale, with out worrying about driving without an MOT.
This is a very good reason to book your Mot early and give yourself plenty of time to book a retest if needed.
So, technically yes the current is still valid, but if it has failed, then that means that it is unroadworthy and shouldnt be driven until rectified
I disagree with that.. on the back of my last MOT fail sheet it said effectively "Unless it's marked as dangerous then you can drive it until the previous certificate expires"
Re: URGENT CAR SALE! £250! - Moonstone2.0 - 19-01-2012
emmmm...there were two items that had DANGEROUS written in caps
...nevermind..its off the road now!the guy did say that he could ONLY recommend that I drive it home and leave it there until its fixed
Re: URGENT CAR SALE! £250! - Daniel306 - 19-01-2012
A mot is not a certificate of road worthiness, all is dose is say that a car has been checked, im not sure but i would say the old mot is still valid
Re: URGENT CAR SALE! £250! - hbomb1905 - 19-01-2012
York
such a shame cos I need a 1.6 8v engine for the missus' 106!Having said that i've just seen its a 3 door so wouldn't be able to break it - if it was a 5door id happily rip it apart haha
Re: URGENT CAR SALE! £250! - MrsMoonstone - 20-01-2012
INXS Wrote:York
Having said that i've just seen its a 3 door so wouldn't be able to break it - if it was a 5door id happily rip it apart haha
Re: URGENT CAR SALE! £250! - hbomb1905 - 20-01-2012
Sorry that was a bit nasty!
Re: URGENT CAR SALE! £250! - aggyj17 - 30-01-2012
have you still got the car? my freind is very interested
Re: URGENT CAR SALE! £250! - Moonstone2.0 - 30-01-2012
aggyj17 Wrote:have you still got the car? my freind is very interested
Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It was scrapped on saturday!
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Re: URGENT CAR SALE! £250! - aggyj17 - 30-01-2012
Ahh well worth a shot lol
Re: URGENT CAR SALE! £250! - Moonstone2.0 - 30-01-2012
Damn..oh well!
Re: URGENT CAR SALE! £250! - MrsMoonstone - 30-01-2012
Moonstone2.0 Wrote:aggyj17 Wrote:have you still got the car? my freind is very interested
Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Couldn't agree more! Bad timing, sorry!