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Originally Posted by sheppie  Hi , I am an MOT tester and if my memory serves me well all kit cars and amateur built vehicles registered before 1998 are subject only to a visual smoke test. After that date they need to comply to the relevent requirement for the age of the engine and not the body/chassis or registration date. It is always a good idea to take along your V5 document when having your annual MOT test as this can verify some likely queries. I will look up the emissions pages tomorrow to see if my thoughts are correct. HTH.
Regards. Jerry. |
Mine was registered in 2002, but has a 1972 engine fitted, so visual only.
You are correct on your assumptions, but the problem is that the V5 doesn't state the age of the engine, the only proof I have is a copy of the SVA Mac certificate, which states CO2 levels not applicable, good job I got a copy.
