The thing to remember about an NOT is that the car was up to standard at the time it was tested. This is no guarantee that it will be safe for the next twelve months. We always get our car serviced before the test. There are issues that the MOT doesn't address. My point is, passing the rest doesn't mean the all clear for 12 months.
When you told us earlier that you'd passed your test I thought you meant for the first time and that you were a new driver. I'm still a new lass and still catching up with things Anyway, I'm pleased you did. Does it feel strange being on the road again?
Don't racing drivers have half a steering wheel? I can remember when wheels were square, well, nearly remember. No engines in cars in my day, no floors either we had to run to make them move.
When you told us earlier that you'd passed your test I thought you meant for the first time and that you were a new driver. I'm still a new lass and still catching up with things Anyway, I'm pleased you did. Does it feel strange being on the road again?
No it was my first time.
I bought the car about three weeks ago.
I’ve been doing other things since I was 16 and never got around to learning.
I started lessons in December
The crazy thing is I’ve loved cars since I was a dot. It feels good to finally have one that’s not a matchbox car 😂
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Luckily mine passed two days before I bought it and the next three are covered so I’m ok 😂
My point is, passing the rest doesn't mean the all clear for 12 months.
It had only done 13000 miles so is pretty much still a new car.
Wasn't there a car that had a rectangular wooden steering wheel?
I can remember when wheels were square, well, nearly remember. No engines in cars in my day, no floors either we had to run to make them move.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
The crazy thing is I’ve loved cars since I was a dot. It feels good to finally have one that’s not a matchbox car 😂
As l know you're dying to know all about it, the attached may be of interest.
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