Congratulations Mick, that's quite a milestone!
Always worth testing an MOT tester on his knowledge and understanding of old/specialist cars before allowing them the privilege of examining your home-built pride and joy.
A few years back I recall a very stubborn 'jobsworth' tester failing a Sammio because at 5'2" tall
he couldn't see over the flyscreen from the driver's seat, so declared it needed windscreen wash/wipers while the 6'2" owner unsuccessfully protested that no shortarses would actually ever be driving it.
I'm lucky enough to have a local tester who really understands classics and specials - Silena automotive at Garage Lane, Setchey (King's Lynn).
Although the owner is a mere slip of a boy of about 35 and did a load of fancy book learning about engineering in College, he also took the time to learn a lot of the skills required to understand and maintain classic cars from an old chap who worked on the development and production lines in the Great British car industry in the 50's, 60's and 70's.
Strapping down my Spyder in case the awesome power of its 95bhp straight six rips the rollers out of the ground -
The Austin in the background passed with just a couple of advisories -
(Not really).
Anyway, enjoy your road-legal car, the sun is shining so what are you doing reading this? Get out there and drive!