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Tony Dolton

United Kingdom
370 Posts

Posted - 17/03/2018 :  16:46:31  Show Profile
I'm historically preserved but am I of interest!
Sorry chaps ,been watching the rugby.
Congratulations to the Irish on St Patrick's day,well deserved.
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Simon Johnston

United Kingdom
5995 Posts

Posted - 17/03/2018 :  16:47:52  Show Profile
Don't forget, chaps, that this is about vehicle testing and the current rules about vehicle registration continue to apply without change.

Simon J
J3437
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Westbury

United Kingdom
1949 Posts

Posted - 17/03/2018 :  18:52:27  Show Profile

Forgive my cynicism, but as one who once worked for the Deparment of Transport, I doubt they understand the legislation any better than we do !

Regards to all,

Chris.
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Simon Johnston

United Kingdom
5995 Posts

Posted - 17/03/2018 :  19:00:04  Show Profile
Chris

Reading the FBHVC reports on their discussions with the Department the impression is of diligent and hard working staff who have tried to address the concerns that FBHVC have put forward. I think it’s rather unfair to dismiss them in such a peremptory way, even if you did work there yourself at one time. (Speaking as an ex civil servant myself )

Simon J
J3437
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Westbury

United Kingdom
1949 Posts

Posted - 17/03/2018 :  19:06:54  Show Profile
Simon,

I will merely repeat my previous comments !

Chris.
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Simon Johnston

United Kingdom
5995 Posts

Posted - 17/03/2018 :  19:41:55  Show Profile
And I, mine

Simon J
J3437
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Russ Jackson

United Kingdom
102 Posts

Posted - 19/03/2018 :  08:46:06  Show Profile
quote:
Originally posted by Simon Johnston

Why not read it, Russ, rather than ask others to do it for you?

Simon J
J3437



Sorry Simon but that's quite chippy really isn't it....I'll tell you why mr chippy some of us (me) don't have time to read it and would like just a brief precises of the article by someone who has read and understands it but if you can't be bothered that's ok....

(I may not be a clever man but I know someone who is)
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Cooperman

United Kingdom
752 Posts

Posted - 19/03/2018 :  15:38:08  Show Profile
I think it might stop the making of the ASP (all spare parts) specials as we did in the 50's and 60's, chassis' from Austin Seven, Morris Minor, Ford Eight and Ten, Hillman Minx, Wolseley etc. etc. with an assortment of engines preferable an XPAG if you could find one and the skills to make them fit.
But perhaps it will also stop the desecration of repairable cars.

John Cooper M 628

Edited by - Cooperman on 19/03/2018 15:40:09
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Simon Johnston

United Kingdom
5995 Posts

Posted - 19/03/2018 :  15:47:07  Show Profile
John,

Don't forget, this is only about MOT testing requirements - the current rules regarding registration of reconstructed classics, etc., remain unchanged.

Simon J
J3437
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