Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: joshwyatt on 28 February 2010, 18:19:41
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The fourth line down, about how it's still in use and can be driven away ;D
What planet is he on, that he thinks that is acceptable to drive on a public road?
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Priceless aren't they, he must have gone back to the bad old days of hand signals, looks like a rough breaker to me.
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what a shed ;D
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Please, officer, stop me ! :D
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could be wrong but in daylight hours i thought it was ok to drive with a headlight out :question
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could be wrong but in daylight hours i thought it was ok to drive with a headlight out :question
Sorry Herc but wrong mate
Any vehicle on the road has to conform to MOT standards, and a car wouldnt pass an MOT with a headlight missing......
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could be wrong but in daylight hours i thought it was ok to drive with a headlight out :question
Sorry Herc but wrong mate
Any vehicle on the road has to conform to MOT standards, and a car wouldnt pass an MOT with a headlight missing......
:y
I'm afraid you're wrong there... If the vehicle is presented as daylight use only (can't remember what evidence needs supplying :-/) then it can have no headlights at all :o :o But... The MOT is endorsed as daylight and good visibility use only :y :y
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could be wrong but in daylight hours i thought it was ok to drive with a headlight out :question
Sorry Herc but wrong mate
Any vehicle on the road has to conform to MOT standards, and a car wouldnt pass an MOT with a headlight missing......
:y
I'm afraid you're wrong there... If the vehicle is presented as daylight use only (can't remember what evidence needs supplying :-/) then it can have no headlights at all :o :o But... The MOT is endorsed as daylight and good visibility use only :y :y
Really??? How interesting, you learn something new every single day......
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Also they have to provide favourable surfaces upon which a pedestrian could suffer an impact. So no jagged bits sticking out. This would not live up to that I'm sure...
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As far as i know if a car is legally pre-booked in at a garage for an MOT it can be driven straight to the said garage with an expired certificate, if stopped by Police they could ring the garage to confirm the booking..
in the case of the headlight damage could the car be driven to a garage under the same conditions, i.e. pre-booked for repair? :-/
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With a clout like that or should I say in his words slight wing and bumper damage, Lol. I would say that the cooler is fuba.
If that is slight damage then I would not like to know what he thinks is a right off.
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What a mess, rear seat pockets ripped off ?. What's been happening to it ?. Waste of a good bonnet. :'( :'(
Ken
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Think I will avoid driving in that area of Kent,if that is on the road....gives Omegas a bad image !!
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The driver's door mirror looks OK though and I need one at the moment ;D ;D ;D.
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I know a "daylight MOT" exists for some bikes without lights but rarely used.
Even if it was legal to drive that car with no headlamp it still has no working indicator @ said corner hence illegal.
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I know a "daylight MOT" exists for some bikes without lights but rarely used.
Even if it was legal to drive that car with no headlamp it still has no working indicator @ said corner hence illegal.
That's a fair point... Can't remember the ruling on that. Think it was age specific :-/ :-/
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Interior is a mess, might have been worth a go if under £100
I have seen worse front end damage :-[ :-[ :-[ :-[
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could be wrong but in daylight hours i thought it was ok to drive with a headlight out :question
Sorry Herc but wrong mate
Any vehicle on the road has to conform to MOT standards, and a car wouldnt pass an MOT with a headlight missing......
:y
I'm afraid you're wrong there... If the vehicle is presented as daylight use only (can't remember what evidence needs supplying :-/) then it can have no headlights at all :o :o But... The MOT is endorsed as daylight and good visibility use only :y :y
Yes and er no.... This car has lights fitted therefore they must work. If a car, as with some bikes, was designed to only be used in daylight and therefore had no lights fitted then that would be OK.......... :y
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i think legal issue aside, its just asking to be pulled over. Better off on a low-loader if you would want to transport that