Bringing a car back from The Channel Islands
Discussion
Hello.
I have searched and Googled this, and have found some answers, but not all.
There is a 1980's car in The Channel Islands I am interested in. It started life in The UK.
If I buy this car, I know it needs to be MOTed and registered with The DVLA for it to stay here, and here is my question....
How soon after landing in The UK, does this have to happen? I cannot drive it to a "pre booked MOT appointment" as I live in Scotland and the trip is going to take two days (minimum) from landing to MOT. Can I buy the car and insure it as a Channel Island's car (on CI numbers plates and no MOT) for a period of time (as I assume a CI resident who visits The UK could do) or does the car need to be registered and MOTed from the minute it lands?
Anything else I should consider bringing this car in?
Thanks.
I have searched and Googled this, and have found some answers, but not all.
There is a 1980's car in The Channel Islands I am interested in. It started life in The UK.
If I buy this car, I know it needs to be MOTed and registered with The DVLA for it to stay here, and here is my question....
How soon after landing in The UK, does this have to happen? I cannot drive it to a "pre booked MOT appointment" as I live in Scotland and the trip is going to take two days (minimum) from landing to MOT. Can I buy the car and insure it as a Channel Island's car (on CI numbers plates and no MOT) for a period of time (as I assume a CI resident who visits The UK could do) or does the car need to be registered and MOTed from the minute it lands?
Anything else I should consider bringing this car in?
Thanks.
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