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More info regarding rolling exemption here:
http://www.classicandsportscar.com/news ... r-classics

The annual review could mean it does get extended occasionally but a continual rolling exemption sounds unlikely from that article.

JoshWard wrote:More info regarding rolling exemption here:
http://www.classicandsportscar.com/news ... r-classics

The annual review could mean it does get extended occasionally but a continual rolling exemption sounds unlikely from that article.

Until the next lot get in..

Indeed....although we don't yet know who the next lot will be....

If it is Labour then perhaps the classic car press should try and get some comments from Labour MPs regarding the matter. They might not remove the 1974 date, but they might say no to reviewing the situation every year. If the Eastleigh by-election is anything to go by then getting comments from the Lib Dems and UKIP may be worthwhile too.

Is anyone gonna mind if I have a M reg Mk2 lol

Ghostcar wrote:Is anyone gonna mind if I have a M reg Mk2 lol

Bin Dun, mate...

Does anyone know when the indefinite SORN rule starts from?

B****ks it's registered in feb 74!


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74 Tundra Coupe
73 TC " jubilee "

fruity wrote:B****ks it's registered in feb 74!


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73 TC " jubilee "

When its Registered and when it was built can be very different. This is why we need the chassis numbers of the '73 builds.

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fruity wrote:B****ks it's registered in feb 74!


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74 Tundra Coupe
73 TC " jubilee "

When its Registered and when it was built can be very different. This is why we need the chassis numbers of the '73 builds.

Who might have that info?


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74 TC " jubilee "

I wouldn't mind knowing either- Feb 1st 1974

I wonder... ;-)

The BMHIT should have it... But it will need backing up with an official letter from the MMOC.

I have a query in with BMH IT.

The club got the end 1972 dates from them years ago, I expect that they are inundated with similar requests at the moment, but I'll post what I find out.

As it doesn't kick in until next year, there's no panic.

You are a star Chris

The change makes all 'L' reg cars tax free, no need for club help. The fun ones will be the M reg ones.

As it happens, I had just written an article for the next club mag on claiming free VED amongst other things. Now I'm having to rewrite it because of the budget.

Mine was registered Oct 1973 so had to be built before then!
But there could be some Jubilees on M reg plates but will not be Tax exempt.

But I have a feeling they were all ready at a similar time for the launch?

Also if the rear reversing lamps are under the bumper like mine it is an early car so stands more chance (Unless the rear valance was changed to an older one)