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Do I need to register my classic cars with the DVLA to make them MoT exempt?
I own two classic cars (1930 and 1970) both of which are listed as "Historic Vehicle " in their Registration Certificates. Do I need to register them on a V112 with DVLA to confirm I do not require an MOT for either car?
Asked on 24 January 2019 by Nicholas Price
Answered by
Keith Moody
You should just be able to declare them MoT exempt next time you renew your historic vehicle tax online.
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