MY XR3i Cabriolet - For Baz's eyes only- =p lol

[KAWASAKI_KID]

mate thats a real nice job you done there,

i know someone to come and see when i eventually get a mexico lol

i thought tax exemption was a period of 25 years and beyond then, if it still stands its tax exempt??


i may be wrong but i have the feeling that im right on this one

Funnily enough its called 25 year car tax exemption

[KAWASAKI_KID]

oh another thing i have a thing of beauty to show you

the new soon to be released FOCUS RS

(not the crappy one they did a few years back)

300bhp front wheel drive that pisses on a gti and 5 series

built with the love of cossies's, mexico's, xr3's, and rs 200's


and almost in kawasaki green lol

[masterofinsanity]

nice! love the seats.

[masterofinsanity]

anyone want a mexico? http://www.bonhams.com/cgi-bin/public.s ... ectionNo=2

[zimm]

nice mexico !

btw,

""Old vehicles constructed before 1 January 1973 (historic vehicles)

If your vehicle was constructed before 1 January 1973, you could tax it in the 'historic vehicle' tax class. Further information can be found on leaflet INF34.""

http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Motoring/Ow ... DG_4022042

[deviant]

i thought tax exemption was a period of 25 years and beyond then, if it still stands its tax exempt??


i may be wrong but i have the feeling that im right on this one

Funnily enough its called 25 year car tax exemption

zimm's right, you're wrong I'm afraid. It did used to be true, but then it was frozen at 1972.

Funnily enough, assuming that the law was changed 25 years after 1972, it puts it right after Gordon Brown became chancellor. Why is this not surprising?