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Thread: Declaring a car commercial

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    Declaring a car commercial

    Is there much involved in it??

    Thinking of doing it for the Saxo as it might make it easier to shift.

    It won't get an NCT with no interior will it............

    Here's a couple of pics of how it is now.... Is it possible???

    Cheers


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    RE: Declaring a car commercial

    Ring the central vehicle office, I think its in Roslare? They will give you a definite answer. AFAIK it needs to have a certain amount of cubic capacity in the load space along with seatbelt mounting removed etc. They did make a commercial 306 which is similar size so it must be possible?

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    RE: Declaring a car commercial

    Seats out
    Disconnect windows
    Belts out
    Mounting holes welded
    Weld in steel floor
    Black out windows
    Visit engineer, get signed off
    DOE it
    Change tax class at tax office after inspection
    CRW and and tax it

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    Declaring a car commercial

    Their was a 106 van so yea it can be done but I'd put a passenger seat in and door cards in and send it through the test!!! Maybe even try borrow some back seat!!! Not sure who's gonna buy it commercial
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    And I'm not even sure about needing a back seat for nct!! I'd be sending it through and see what they say

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    RE: Declaring a car commercial

    Yeah, I can't see many people wanting to but it, to be honest.

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    RE: Declaring a car commercial

    Are they 1.6? tax cant be that bad can it?

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    RE: Declaring a car commercial

    friend had a Fiesta car van YEARS ago and didn't need NCT as it wasn't a car or DOE as it wasn't classed as a van

    Sold it onto another friend who never had to NCT or DOE it and got cheaper insurance at the time so could be win win all round if you can get it put as a car van

    Also seen your comment over beyond, my balloons are taken but thank you

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    RE: Declaring a car commercial

    Cheers everyone, was just considering it as it would mean it could be driven on the road. It's sold now so no worries.

    Thanks

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