wattfield
AKA Dirk Diggler
Let me get this right, given that it's Saturday night and I've had a few beers.... you bought Landy no.1, built a completely different vehicle, let's call it Landy no.2, and registered it as Landy no.1, thereby implying that Landy no.1 was still on the road? I think I'd have taken some advice from DVLA, police or someone before doing that.Thanks for everyone's comments and input, just so people are aware I will explain what I did,
I first bought a 1988 rotten 90 csw
I then purchased a genuine tdci chassis from a company on eBay that specialises in genuine chassis (year of manufacture unsure as it had no Id)
I then removed the mounts and fitted 300tdi mounts to suit what engine I planned to use, then sent it off to be galvanised.
Then I bought a rolled 1999 CAT B which I used both axles and rear tub from sold the other parts that could be salvaged the chassis then was cut up and scrapped as it was just as rotten as my 1988.
After buying various parts from shows and eBay and breakers I built up my 90 and put it back on the road using the 1988 registration.
Apart from that though, why should a vehicle owner have to prove he hasn't done something wrong? Isn't it up to the police to prove he has?