Gauging Interest in S3 LWB station Wagon - Tax Exempt - MG-Rover.org Forums

igundwane · 24-05-2010, 13:59

So, LWB Station Wagon, Tax Exempt, Built 78 / 79, Ex Military, Petrol with fairy OD fitted.

Whats the market average at the moment ?

peterjamess123 · 24-05-2010, 15:57

i may be wrong but i thought the tax cut off point was 1971. ?.

2bellys · 24-05-2010, 23:56

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Originally Posted by peterjamess123

i may be wrong but i thought the tax cut off point was 1971. ?.

i thought it was 1972?

James C · 25-05-2010, 09:13

Cars CONSTRUCTED before 1 January 1973 are exempt. After that it's tax time.

outcastjack · 25-05-2010, 16:07

hopefully rolling tax exemption will be introduced, Cameron said he would.

2bellys · 31-05-2010, 23:22

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Originally Posted by outcastjack

hopefully rolling tax exemption will be introduced, Cameron said he would.

dont hold your breath though, if it does happen it will reduce the tax revenue ever so slightly and with our currant austerity measures at the moment i think it will be likely

igundwane · 27-07-2010, 15:34

Right Owner is looking to sell :

Series 3 LWB ex Military, 1979 if I remember. 2.25ltr petrol. Fairly Overdrive fitted, salisbury axles, 5 bearing military motor etc etc.

Tax Exempt and Yes it is Legal, before everyone starts huffing and puffing over it, I arranged the paperwork on it 8 years ago.

Currently SORN'd - Not been Used for 2 years, still starts and drives fine.

£1500.00 ovnco !

Based in Warrington.

land rover iain · 08-08-2010, 16:14

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Originally Posted by igundwane

Right Owner is looking to sell :

Series 3 LWB ex Military, 1979 if I remember. 2.25ltr petrol. Fairly Overdrive fitted, salisbury axles, 5 bearing military motor etc etc.

Tax Exempt and Yes it is Legal, before everyone starts huffing and puffing over it, I arranged the paperwork on it 8 years ago.

Currently SORN'd - Not been Used for 2 years, still starts and drives fine.

£1500.00 ovnco !

Based in Warrington.

some of these military machines were given age related numbers when released to civilian life so the reg no reflected age of vehicle. however there was a while when they were giving out numbers relating to the year car was registered for civilian use. and in this case the build date could be 8 years old

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27-07-2010, 15:34	#7
igundwane If in Doubt, Belt It ... Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Wakefield Car: Rover 45 Posts: 363	Right Owner is looking to sell : Series 3 LWB ex Military, 1979 if I remember. 2.25ltr petrol. Fairly Overdrive fitted, salisbury axles, 5 bearing military motor etc etc. Tax Exempt and Yes it is Legal, before everyone starts huffing and puffing over it, I arranged the paperwork on it 8 years ago. Currently SORN'd - Not been Used for 2 years, still starts and drives fine. £1500.00 ovnco ! Based in Warrington. __________________ Disclaimer : All postings and replies may contain the use of adult language or themes. Therefore Viewer discretion is advised.

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