Hi all, correct me if I am wrong, but an original chassis with correct engine and g/box, with original axles and suspension, counts for retaining the original registration number, regardless of the body which is put on it ?????
Rich
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Yes Rich, as far as I remember bodywork isn't included in the points system.
Roy.
On or around Sun, 21 Nov 2004 18:20:50 +0000 (UTC), "LR90" enlightened us thusly:
except in the case of a monocoque body. But that don't apply to land rovers.
Hmmm. That means me proposed transit landrover hybrid can, if built on a donor 110, keep the original identity, even if I give it a new chassis in the process.
"except in the case of a monocoque body. But that don't apply to land rovers."
Isn't the new RR mono-whatsit??
I presume Austin meant 'real' landrovers! :)
Good news, as I thought because, I have a nice clean 1972 Range Rover rolling chassis and want to put a Granada Estate on it, so you strip the body shell of all the running gear and fix it to the Rangie and you are away !!!!!!! Sounds easy but I expect there will be some hickups along the line, we shall see what happens. Rich
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