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Ethel Sat 05/07/08 09:49
Yes
scortch Sat 05/07/08 10:00
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Just spoke to insurance company and they have said i am covered but if it is stolen they will ask for MOT certificate which ran out. They said it would be difficult to value the car without it : - (
Ethel Sat 05/07/08 11:36
Well that makes sense - if it is stolen and not recovered they can't examine it to assess the value.
If it is recovered it may be in a far worse state than when it was stolen.
However, there is a recognised value for cars without MOTs so that is the price they will offer.
Whilst it is offoad use a crooklock and take some essential part out so it can't be driven away - the battery perhaps.
Golf38 Tue 08/07/08 20:32
Ensure youmake AN APPOINTMENT with the MOT garage BEFORE you drive it so you don't run the risk of being caught without MOT.