Worst vehicle to test?

Any vehicle when you have got a VE sat watching .

Other than that it has to be rusty old Landrover type vehicles .

i would agree with landrover,i used to have one for launching my boat on the beach,salt water loved it!!!!!!I had to spend a month welding for mot.! so now i'll stick with my nuffield 10/60, doesn't need mot, and its built like a brick s*** house. must admit it took 6 yrs to find out it had got 4 spinning brake pads!!stops now!

we still have a few of them round here. peugeot experts as well. one lads got a merc,the last time i tested it, there was 10 stone of live crabs and lobsters in the back!

Yes you're right, we had a customer with a Polski fiat pick-up, not the nicest of vehicles and he was or should I say still is a crabber. The odour burnt your eye balls and you tasted for the rest of the day. Wouldn't do it before lunch.

And the free wheeling gearbox

Wally

worst one I ever tested(condition)old merc 308,as a for instance one of the(50) failure items was kingpins that were so seized you could put it on lock and let go of the steering and just go round and round,hazard switch held in off position by a housebrick,you get the idea.the owner disagreed with this assessment,went flying out of our place and due to not being able to turn the steering quick enough ended up parked across the central reservation on the dual carriageway outside our slip road.ever seen a row of mechanics lying on the floor crying with laughter?one of the local hells angels built a trike back in my class3 days,reliant robin axle,rover v8 complete with slushbox,had the turning circle of the queen mary.for weirdest try pretty much any pre 1930 vintage motor with a 1903 Daimler horseless carriage being a personal favourite.

Airstream has to be the worst so far with only one door on the off side and if you look you can see the step I had to use to get in and out!!!!

hahaha quite some over hang eh!!
 I like the little wheels on the tow-bar to stop the arse grounding on steep slopes.

A 4 axle all wheel drive Mercedes tipper.

It came in for annual HGV test straight from Kielder forest, where it had been used off road for a good few months.

It went away on a low loader with several pages of failures and a prohibition notice.