Old Dec 14, 2005 | 07:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Alan s1
CAT ‘B’
A written-off vehicle from which the spare parts may be re-sold, but from which the body-shell should be destroyed so that the vehicle cannot be returned to the road.

Fourt so Bloody hell my m8 said the car was mint aswell could'nt find nothing wrong with it BUT when the report came back he turn away from it The car was a 1995 and was writhen off in 2000 so must have had a BIG HIT

How can they get away with it tho C*NTS
cat 'b' cars can be put back on the road legally but the insurance company normally get shirty with the approved breaker/salvage yard that originally bought the vehicle which mostly leads to exclusion from buying such cars. The car would have been inspected by the police or vosa before a log book was issued.
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