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Can you tell me what class mot is for a camper.Is it a class 4 thank you
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MOT class for a camperjohnthesparky
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Think it depends on the base vehicle and weight.
My last vw transporter was a t30, so was class 4, and remained so when converted. I have a t32 now which means it’s class 7. If someone converted it it would remain so unless they had it replated.
My dad has a autosleeper Peugeot that is a class 7 too (but since it is high and wide it would end up at a commercial station anyway)
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mk2cossie
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MOT class for a campermk2cossie
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It should be class4, even if the base vehicle was a class 7 originally. Had a few Hymer type conversions in that are based on 3500kg Citroen Relay Van's and they are class 4. Fitting them on somewhere with class 4 testing equipment is a different matter entirely tho  |
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MOT class for a camperPhil H
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My RV is about 5.25 tons unladen and is class 4 but finding somewhere that does a 7.5 ton class 4 test was harder than I thought. Used a commercials garage after a recommendation on an RV forum.
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Last Edit: Jun 9, 2019 5:39:50 GMT by Phil H
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MOT class for a camperjohnthesparky
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It should be class4, even if the base vehicle was a class 7 originally. Had a few Hymer type conversions in that are based on 3500kg Citroen Relay Van's and they are class 4. Fitting them on somewhere with class 4 testing equipment is a different matter entirely tho Maybe dads in class 4 and it’s just the size that means he goes elsewhere, sorry |
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Hi there
yes it's probably class 4 but if its a large conversion then some mot stations cannot physically fit it in.
cheers - mike
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Jun 10, 2019 10:34:33 GMT
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Exactly as above, test as class 4 but equipment must be able to accommodate it, in some cases it will mean going to a commercial place used to dealing with class 7 vehicles.
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Jun 10, 2019 13:02:08 GMT
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Hi there
yes it's probably class 4 but if its a large conversion then some mot stations cannot physically fit it in.
cheers - mike
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Jun 10, 2019 16:45:24 GMT
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It'll be class 4, or class 5 if it has more than 13 passenger seats. Class 7 is for goods vehicles between 3001 and 3500kg design gross weight.
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Last Edit: Jun 10, 2019 16:45:55 GMT by timbo1956
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Jun 18, 2019 12:35:41 GMT
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Council depot type mot places good for class 4 too  |
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A guy I know had an old single decker bus converted to a camper/dragster transporter. That was class 4 MOT but he had to get it done at the (not very) local GVTS as nowhere else had the facilities to cater for it in both size and weight! To be fair, I went with him to the test a couple of times and the GVTS guys were very fair with the test and didn't take the mickey too much!
Steve
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