colc
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Running VAG 1.8T gear.....front clip and rear axle. On air ride. Discovery leather interior. Has power steering, everything from Golf except aircon. No idea how to value this, would accept really nice Dayvan as a straight trade, or something interesting....try me.........
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Last Edit: Jul 6, 2019 13:18:17 GMT by colc
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benhar
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Looks as though a good Peugeot has been ruined.
Ben
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It would be interesting to know the SVA status. That's registered as a 1.5 without an MOT.
That can't be right.........?
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Looks as though a good Peugeot has been ruined. Ben Nice of you to ruin the guys ad.... Don’t like it don’t comment Thems the rules here
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Last Edit: Jul 9, 2019 18:56:49 GMT by Mercdan68
Fraud owners club member 2003 W211 Mercedes E class 1989 Sierra sapphire 1998 ex bt fiesta van
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Glwts chap....ignore the crazy guy
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Last Edit: Jul 9, 2019 18:56:16 GMT by Mercdan68
Fraud owners club member 2003 W211 Mercedes E class 1989 Sierra sapphire 1998 ex bt fiesta van
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scimjim
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It would be interesting to know the SVA status. That's registered as a 1.5 without an MOT. That can't be right.........? SVA disappeared nearly 10 years ago. Presumably you meant VHI status?
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benhar
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It would be interesting to know the SVA status. That's registered as a 1.5 without an MOT. That can't be right.........? SVA disappeared nearly 10 years ago. Presumably you meant VHI status?
Whatever. Is it legal to drive it on the roads in the UK?
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scimjim
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SVA disappeared nearly 10 years ago. Presumably you meant VHI status? Whatever. Is it legal to drive it on the roads in the UK?
With tax (Historic class), an MOT and Insurance, I’m sure it would be fine.
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Whatever. Is it legal to drive it on the roads in the UK?
With tax (Historic class), an MOT and Insurance, I’m sure it would be fine. Err no it wouldn't as it no longer has any right to carry that numberplate 580 BYX due to the nature and extent of the modifications, it scores about zero points and has had the monocoque shell cut, I'm sure Kapri on the legal section could give guidance on what it would take to get it registered for legal road use and where to start. Without knowing what they are getting into a new owner could find themselves in a right hole, especially as the BIVA process is designed around it being the builder of the vehicle who presents it, with the photo file of the build.
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benhar
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Whatever. Is it legal to drive it on the roads in the UK?
With tax (Historic class), an MOT and Insurance, I’m sure it would be fine. How would it get the historic class tax?
It is not a legally registered vehicle in its current state.
Ben
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Last Edit: Jul 9, 2019 21:39:31 GMT by benhar
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scimjim
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With tax (Historic class), an MOT and Insurance, I’m sure it would be fine. Err no it wouldn't as it no longer has any right to carry that numberplate 580 BYX due to the nature and extent of the modifications, it scores about zero points and has had the monocoque shell cut, I'm sure Kapri on the legal section could give guidance on what it would take to get it registered for legal road use and where to start. Without knowing what they are getting into a new owner could find themselves in a right hole, especially as the BIVA process is designed around it being the builder of the vehicle who presents it, with the photo file of the build. Fair enough - I hadn’t seen anything about the shell being cut.
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Rob M
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Jul 10, 2019 17:46:34 GMT
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This was actually a really good build, ingenuity and all of that. It just seems to be a gamble too far to splodge £9K on a car that could fall foul of a whole host of things that would have it, as good as, removed from the road by the authorities. Surely, all of the paperwork hoop jumping to get it registered and fully kosher is going to be the way to go BEFORE it is put up for sale? That way, the buyer will be confident that the Anti Fun Police wouldn't be breathing down their neck.
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Dave_Q
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Jul 10, 2019 21:00:35 GMT
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