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November 1998, 123000 miles, 7 months tax (September 2012), 9 months MOT (December 2012), Cat C (December 2010 - Beyond Economical Repair). The DVLA currently have no VIC mark against the car, so it may never need a VIC test (£41) for registration. £130 tax a year, group 9 insurance, four owners.

Excellent mechanically with full service history since day one, plus all MOT tickets including advisories. Two keys plus a stack of paperwork. Driven 150 miles daily, (around 36 mpg atm) and has always had everything required, if not more, as breaking down is not an option for me.

Exteria blends nicely into urban areas. Paint lacquer and straight panels are far and few between. Genuine sporty British racing green front bumper. Rust is cosmetic and adds to Euro / Jap character.

Interior is in really good condition with plush retro velour, remote tape / radio, windy windows, yet electric sunroof... :yes:

Basically you get a cheap solid runner for the next six months to a year, if not more?

Please save the "JUD" from the scrapyard in the sky by sending me a PM pronto.

£300 ONO. Located near Canterbury, Kent (Also South London / East Sussex).

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*Updated info bump*

Vic test only needed on cat c cars?

Cat d dont require it?

What was the damage?

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Thank you for the help Big Jase. Due to not very clear paper work I have rung the DVLA and now corrected the ad.

Damage was one front bumper, one indicator, one headlight, and the tip of one wing bent. I have pictures of the damage and the repair with genuine parts somewhere...

Also please note I have since had no trouble insuring the car.

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Reduced price *bump*

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