How many marlins will be taxed this coming friday and on the road for the start of the month ??
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I taxed mine for 6 months from friday as I don't go looking for bad weather and last winter seemed to never end.
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For the first time, I intend taxing mine for 12 months.
There has been so much nice weather in October, November, February and March that we feel we have missed out on over the last few years. Nothing better than a crisp bright Spring morning ride in a Marlin, then stopping for a bacon butty and a brew.
Don't fancy it in icy weather though. I'm happy driving in snow and ice but don't trust these 4 x 4 drivers who have traction but don't seem to realise that they can't stop any better.Roadster MKII LWB. Built 1988. Marina 1.8TC based. B Series 1950cc engine fitted with twin SU HS4 carburetors and unleaded, big valve head. 4 core Austin Maxi radiator. All Marina 1.8TC running gear including 4 speed gearbox. Minilite style 15"wheels fitted with tall tyres to increase gearing for more relaxed cruising.
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Mine's taxed. Just a shame that the dashboard's off and I'm up to my ears in woodwork for the door caps and dash surround. :-(
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Taxed mine the end of December (well, it is free).
But it hasn't been out of the garage since about November.
Neil.
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Only been untaxed for six months in 21 yrs. while I fitted the Fiat engine.
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Only had mine a few months, but it will always be taxed and driven all year round, as long as its dry of course. Don,t want to get it dirty
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