1999 Peugeot Boxer 1.9L Diesel · T651 JRV

This 1999 Peugeot Boxer holds a current MOT pass issued on 30 June 2026 at 57,306 miles, though the overall maintenance trend points toward a worsening mechanical and structural state. The latest test certificate accumulates a heavy advisory burden covering all four wheel bearings with play or noise, deteriorating front brake hoses, an inoperative marker light, a radiator coolant leak, and both rear tyres dating back eleven years. The presence of these combined faults indicates that recent servicing has lapsed into reactive rather than preventative care, leaving several key safety-critical subsystems needing immediate attention. At roughly 2,122 miles per year across its 27-year lifespan, the exceptionally low mileage reflects prolonged periods of light use or static storage rather than steady accumulation. The annual distance driven remains consistently minimal throughout the recorded history, increasing slightly from 54,736 miles in June 2023 to 57,306 miles by June 2026. Extended periods of inactivity explain the emergence of perished rubber components like the brake hoses and aged tyres, alongside the corrosion issues typical of older commercial vehicles subjected to sporadic use. Structural corrosion and chassis degradation demand rigorous in-person inspection before purchase. The July 2025 test records a failure for excessive corrosion within the prescribed area of both front suspension component mountings near the top shock absorbers, defects subsequently patched before passing. The July 2024 test noted corroded floor pans featuring false body flooring alongside a grease-obscured central brake pipe, while the application of fresh underseal noted across multiple recent tests may conceal ongoing structural rot underneath. Any prospective buyer must place the vehicle on a ramp to inspect the chassis frame, sills, and suspension turret integrity thoroughly.