Full range of repairs from simple fixes to extensive replacements

and complex maintenance covering areas such as:

 

ABS and brakes

Alarms

Cam belts

Clutches

Electrics

Exhausts

Gearboxes

Management systems

Steering

Suspension

Timing chains

Transmission

 

 

A key selling point of ours services are that we stick to official manufacturers’ recommendations for the times spent on repairs and replacements. This is the most objective and time-effective way to carry out repairs and gives ours customers peace of mind, knowing that they are only paying for the time which is strictly necessary rather than depending on the car mechanic’s good will.

 

 

 

What you need to know about an MOT. If your car is 3 years old or more you are required by law, to book your car in for an MOT test.

 

The MOT test ensures that your vehicle is in a roadworthy condition and meets environmental standards as outlined by the Government/DVLA. If your vehicle passes its MOT, it has met the minimum road safety and environmental standards as required by law and receives a pass certificate which lasts for 12 months. However, this does not mean your car is roadworthy for the length of validity of the MOT certificate. The Certificate surprisingly does not guarantee the general mechanical condition of your vehicle and the MOT test itself does not cover the engine, gearbox or clutch.

 

 

The MOT should not be treated as a substitute for regular maintenance. The MOT certificate is simply a paper receipt of the MOT and shows the information which has been entered onto a secure central database by those who tested your vehicle. MOTs are regulated by Vehicle and Operator Services Agency (VOSA) the following areas are checked to ensure they meet legal standards.

 

 

 

1. Seatbelts

 

2. Seats

 

3. Exhaust system

 

4. Exhaust emissions

 

5. Fuel system

 

6. Doors

 

7. Mirrors

 

8. Brakes

 

9. Tyres & Wheels

 

10. Lights

 

11. Registration plate

 

12. VIN (Vehicle identification number )

 

13. Horn

 

14. Steering and suspension

 

15. Windscreen

 

16. Wipers & washers

 

17. Bonnet

 

18. Load security

 

19. Body & vehicle structure.

 

 

 

It is illegal to drive on a public road if the vehicle does not have a valid MOT certificate, UNLESS

 

 

 

1. You are taking the vehicle to a test station where an advance MOT booking has been made

 

2. You are taking your vehicle away from where it failed its MOT and driving to a place for it to be repaired.

 

3. You are driving to a place where an advanced booking has been made, to have the components which caused your vehicle to fail its MOT repaired.

 

4. You are taking your car away from a place where it has just been repaired.

 

We are classic ford specialists we can under can undertake the following aspects of

work on your classic ford.

 

Servicing

Tuning

MOT

Repairs

Engine Conversions

Diagnostics (points & condenser)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Vehicle Movement & Recovery service from £40