ok, I'm gonna throw the cat amongst the pigeons, with a question I have not seen here, its a tad long winded so bear with me
there must be some protection built in, because pre 60 cars are mot exempt at the moment, just really asking how
basically, under the MOT exemption, what is stopping people insuring and taxing a log book, where the shell no longer exists, but by taxing and insuring it, gives it credibility to having a new/replacement shell or complete donor car down the line, as cars that are regularly taxed, don't seem to be questioned
I'm restoring my escort that hasn't been on a uk road since the 80s, so the way I see it, from end of may, I can tax it, because I already insure it, and it wonnt need an mot, but its a pile of parts
maybe I'm just having a thick patch