i have just had a 1985 mini it being of the road for 3 years or more
i am looking to get it though a M.O.T soon , do these floors look o.k or will they fail




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Posted 14 May 2011 - 11:48 AM
Give them a good wire brushing and paint with hammerite or simular.
It will both protect them/slow down the rusting process and distract the MOT tester from poking at obviously rusty bits.
Posted 14 May 2011 - 02:17 PM
Give them a good wire brushing and paint with hammerite or simular.
It will both protect them/slow down the rusting process and distract the MOT tester from poking at obviously rusty bits.
Posted 14 May 2011 - 03:57 PM
Really? I thought they wernt allowed to move/poke anything?Give them a good wire brushing and paint with hammerite or simular.
It will both protect them/slow down the rusting process and distract the MOT tester from poking at obviously rusty bits.
It won't distract an MOT tester. They go straight for newly painted bits as they assume you are trying to hide something. My Granddad years ago put new under seal and seam sealant on so the first thing the MOT guys did was remove some to see what the floor pans were like. My Granddad was not best pleased but at least his car did pass.
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