Currently working on a tatty ex military S3 for a mate. It came into civvy street in the 1990s and he has been told he it is NOT eligible as a tax exempt vehicle as it was first registered in 1990s. But I thought it was the build date that counted.............. What is the real sp on this?
Tax exempt Whats the rule?
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Pikey
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Having recently made a plonker of me self, on here last week. I can tell you that, it has to be constructed before 31/12/1972 in order to be tax exempt.
now how do i make that me signature ............
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heehee
Did you see the last Monty Hall - sundy nights int gonna be quite the same, i actually felt a bit sentimental for the old bugger last night!
Did you see the last Monty Hall - sundy nights int gonna be quite the same, i actually felt a bit sentimental for the old bugger last night!
heehee
Did you see the last Monty Hall - sundy nights int gonna be quite the same, i actually felt a bit sentimental for the old bugger last night!
yer i did - it's nice to see Applecross and Skye on TV but that prog was just pants
so many things wrong with it - like "i'm on my way over to Skye" - yet he's shown driving down a road that's half way back to Inverness
"i'm spending a week living off what i have caught or cooked myself" - and he's shown whizzing across towards to mainland to a spot where he catches 2 small mackerel having used 20 quids worth of fuel
he's supposedly in the middle of nowhere - yet just to the right of where his cottage was there's a rather large, ugly and very well guarded MOD underwater warfare research station
"there's a tradition where everyone helps rebuild houses" - yes they do, for 25 quid an hour
last night's episode he gets taken to a "secret inland lake" where there's a massive trout - every fecker knows where that is
"the nearest supermarket is an hour a way" - is it feck there's a little mini mart in Applecross next to the pub
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Times has run a feature on it. The great effect of <br/> Monty Halls sparks rush to north - Times Online
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To you in the know i guess that is a bit annoying but it was good entertainment! He comes across as a likeable sort of chap and clearly was pretty aware of his limitations. It did make me wanna go there, looked like a stunning spot, (as did your pics!) - and you know these telly-editing types do like to exaggerate a bit about the remoteness, makes for better telly! I guess you could say it's Skye TV!!!
it was better than watching the antiques roadshow
that Times article is about right - he effectively just had a long holiday there, if he was hungry and couldn't be arsed he could afford to go to the pub, he didn't really have to grow and raise/kill he food as do the crofters
made me laugh when he was moaning about the bad weather towards the end of August - that was quite a nice looking day
he needed to be up there in a tent in Feb watching the water lapping up against the edge of your inflatable mattress (which needed blowing up every 2 hours) and not daring to go to sleep in case the tent gets ripped to shreds (again) in the force 9
is often nice to get home after those trips for a rest ...
if you get a few minutes spare have a read of this (landy content as well)
Life at the end of the road
Life at the end of the road
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You mean like this.......
eggactly !
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I think we both owe him one eh?
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Cheers for the plug Sean
It's a while since I've been on here, almost two years in fact Paul
Cheers for the plug Sean
Paul
stand up and salute folks we have my wifes hero here !
i have to admit that we both are avid readers of your blog, we got married at Isle Ornsay on Skye last may over looking the lighthouse (outdoors, and on the only wet day they had there in 9 weeks) and stayed at The Braes looking across at the chunks of concrete growing out of the sea - we are a very few days away from getting the keys to our own little place at the end of the road up in Orkney - your living the sort of life we want to be living and you make me very jealous
here's a few pics from then (you can probably guess which pictures were taken by me)
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looks quite pleasant.
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Lovely pictures Sean and I'm flattered by your comments, just to get things slightly back on track. Whilst you do need road tax on Raasay (unless your vehicle is exempt) it's one of the few places you can legally tax a vehicle without an MOT
And here's what became of my last Series Landy
Cheers, Paul
