1973 Ferrari Dino 2.4L Petrol · OHR 606M

The most recent MOT from April 2023 shows a clean pass with no defects recorded at 25,738 miles. The only failure in the entire history dates back to May 2018, when both headlamps were missing, a problem that was rectified the same day for a pass. Since then, all subsequent tests have been defect-free, suggesting ongoing basic maintenance has been attended to. The recurring pattern is essentially no pattern of mechanical, structural or component failure. There are no repeated mentions of corrosion, suspension, brake or tyre faults. The consistent clean passes indicate that the car has not been flagged for any serious safety issues during its recent MOT career, which is a positive sign for a vehicle of this age. Given the extremely low annual mileage—only about 14 miles per year between 2017 and 2023—the condition trend is best described as stable from an MOT perspective. However, the car is almost certainly in a state of significant under-use. The lack of defects does not account for problems that develop from prolonged standing, such as perished rubber, dried seals, or stale fluids, none of which would appear on a static MOT test. The mileage is very low for a 53-year-old car.