14-09-2017, 09:29 PM
(14-09-2017, 08:51 PM)Timothy P Wrote: EDIT: Peter beat me to it, and put it much more simply.
The above is only relevant to the MOT exemption, you can still have your modified suspension and higher power to weight ratio, you will just have to have an MOT.
That's OK if having an MOT is going to be the only impact.
The document states that such a car would not be a "Vehicle of Historic Interest" but doesn't state what it would be either, presumably, it wouldn't count as "radically altered" but if you had an A7 special with the usual mods built since 1988, it already sits in the historic taxation class. Is anyone who owns up to having twin SUs going to find the car gets ejected from that class?