SVA a car on the Island?

[Manxmann]

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Yes a Bricklin SV-1, bit of a marmite car I'm just a sucker for badly made gullwing flops

[inchley313]

Never actually seen one other than on tv and internet. be interesting to see one on the island. as i have never actually seen one upclose, my mind isn't made up if i like them or not. Look forward to seeing it about.

[inchley313]

Plus all gulwings are iconic, the delorean is a lemon but would i own one given the chance? phuq yeah!!!!

[Nitro]

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Yes a Bricklin SV-1, bit of a marmite car I'm just a sucker for badly made gullwing flops

Basically a TR7 with gull wings?

Was hoping it was secretly a 300SL and the nothing German was just to throw me off course.....

[Manxmann]

I'd love a 300SL, however I'd love enough money to buy one even more

I'd guess a TR7 if they where made of plastic and fitted with either an AMC or Ford 5.0L V8

[Nitro]

Either way it'll be good to see another American classic around.

I'm assuming because of its age it'll only be £20 to tax?

[Manxmann]

Yes the SV-1 pre-dates the D by several years manufactured between 74 and 76 so only £20 and classic insurance. Only the petrol to worry about

[Nitro]

Yes the SV-1 pre-dates the D by several years manufactured between 74 and 76 so only £20 and classic insurance. Only the petrol to worry about

As a weekend car it'd be fine, wouldn't fancy it as a daily though!

[tommy505]

Should be fine to have it sva'd here, mine was even though it landed in the uk. It's where you register it that it gets tested. I just drove mine home so as long as its capable of that and has some form of number plate you should be fine.

[Manxmann]

Should be fine to have it sva'd here, mine was even though it landed in the uk. It's where you register it that it gets tested. I just drove mine home so as long as its capable of that and has some form of number plate you should be fine.

Perfect cheers