samc88

Drivels spiritual representative

• Aug 22, 2012

• #21

What do the DVLA think of a home built chassis?

 

lorri789

Well-Known Member

• Aug 22, 2012

• #22

This thread has so much potential.

 

owl

Well-Known Member

• Aug 22, 2012

• #23

I can't see any difference between building your own chassis or buying a replacement of some business.

 

Freelaner

Landy Driver

• Aug 22, 2012

• #24

approved design

approved materials

coded welding

stress releived

strength tested

the above you get with a business chassis

is yours up to it?

 

Pikey

Dummy Ejection Facilitator..

• Aug 22, 2012

• #25

Freelaner said:

approved design

approved materials

coded welding

stress releived

strength tested

the above you get with a business chassis

is yours up to it?

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Fook me ya don't get that with a genuine LR chassis

 

Freelaner

Landy Driver

• Aug 22, 2012

• #26

redhand said:

Fook me ya don't get that with a genuine LR chassis

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yer feckin spoilsport.....


that could've gone on for a while anorl

 

owl

Well-Known Member

• Aug 22, 2012

• #27

Freelaner said:

approved design

approved materials

coded welding

stress releived

strength tested

the above you get with a business chassis

is yours up to it?

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Yes

 

mad git

New Member

• Aug 23, 2012

• #28

Oooooh, that's a nice find, I'd have fun with that.......
Make/rebuild your own chassis and bulkhead, I would...and tell DVLA sod all
Have fun with it, looking forward to this one...

 

Freediscoranger

Active Member

• Aug 23, 2012

• #29

With the bulkhead, I think I'll buy the door pilars and top section and make the bit between that and the footwells.

The chassis can be repaired but will buy the rear crossmember. I'm not a very competent welder but my dad is

Only hold up with any progress now is waiting for one of the barn bays to get cleared out then I can put it in the barn and start to dismantle it. Unfortunately that's all that's holding up any more progress

 

UK_Landy

Member

• Dec 22, 2012

• #30

So how's the resto going? :nopics:

 

Freediscoranger

Active Member

• Dec 23, 2012

• #31

not had enough funds to get any new parts yet. and just cleared a bay in the barn ready for it to go and and start being dismantled. BUT my dads p38 decided it didnt like the front of its engine any more so thats got to go in first for a new engine! hopefully will be able to get it apart in the new year before i go back to uni

 

crashbox

Well-Known Member

• Dec 23, 2012

• #32

Please keep the photos coming. I had forgotten about this thread. That is quite a rare animal and will look great when finished.

 

tomseries3tom

New Member

• Dec 23, 2012

• #33

Looks great mate keep us updated

 

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caebryn

New Member

• Jan 6, 2015

• #34

I love the idea of making a new chassis , sounds great , hopefully mine is not tooooo bad

 

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caebryn

New Member

• Jan 6, 2015

• #35

I wish I really was a JUNIOR Member haha

 

chris7

Well-Known Member

• Jan 6, 2015

• #36

samc88 said:

What do the DVLA think of a home built chassis?

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From my experience of building my own series 3 swb Chassis from 3mm steel! DVLA are completely happy PROVIDING you use at least TWO or more of the original crossmembers! Or PART of the original chassis!You just are not allowed to just build a complete brand new Chassis! Its considered BUILDING a new car! There are points you acrue from the original parts like suspension! Engine and gearbox during restoration that prevents you assembling a car from just new parts! Otherwise you CANNOT retain the original vehicles identity and you will have to go down the route of Chassis inspection etc etc BUT YOU ARE ALLOWED to buy a new Chassis from a professional authorized Chassis builder! kind regards. Chris

 

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