Party Monkey
New Member
thanks - have sent it on.
rasclatMC
Member
might be completely genuine, but the infor doesnt seem to add up in these two adverts for the same vehicle
1994 (M) LAND ROVER DEFENDER 90 300 TDI in Ramsey, Huntingdon, Cambridge | Used Land Rover for sale | Gumtree.com
LAND ROVER DEFENDER 90 300 TDI , ON GALVANISED CHASSIS | eBay
1994 (M) LAND ROVER DEFENDER 90 300 TDI in Ramsey, Huntingdon, Cambridge | Used Land Rover for sale | Gumtree.com
LAND ROVER DEFENDER 90 300 TDI , ON GALVANISED CHASSIS | eBay
MPfive
Active Member
Don't see anything wrong with that one. Only question would be why 2 different prices. Their not selling it as tax exempt. Looks like a nicely done re build.
thought it was mine!
New Member
gumtree is know for scams they take pictures of ebay post on gumtree and sell a car they only have pictures for. So car could be gen. but gumtree add a scam
This one had me stroking my chin:
200 LAND ROVER 90 WITH ALL TD5 TOP ,ENGINE,GEARBOX, CAB & BACK 200 CHASSIS | eBay
an F reg TD5? i wonder if they have all the receipts for those extra parts that have been used to 'convert' it, or was it perhaps converted to a TD5 by swapping the F reg plates onto a TD5 they had found lying around somewhere?
200 LAND ROVER 90 WITH ALL TD5 TOP ,ENGINE,GEARBOX, CAB & BACK 200 CHASSIS | eBay
an F reg TD5? i wonder if they have all the receipts for those extra parts that have been used to 'convert' it, or was it perhaps converted to a TD5 by swapping the F reg plates onto a TD5 they had found lying around somewhere?
Looks too good to be F reg, no F reg bits to be seen as far as I can see. Complete later interior as well.
Looks too good to be F reg, no F reg bits to be seen as far as I can see. Complete later interior as well.
It looks like a ringer to me, there's none of that is f reg, it's TD5 chassis, TD5 running gear, and TD5 body, it's a TD5, someone else's TD5, probably.
Pikey
Dummy Ejection Facilitator..
Disco. changing the body over doesn't suddenly make the landy 40 years younger ??
martin1512
Well-Known Member
You would have to register it as a Discovery, as that is the chassis that you will be using.
I thought that was the case, mine is still going to be a Disco anyway but it was something that crossed my mind as I know of a couple of old boys that run 1960's Series 2's on Range Rover Classic chassis, I was even thinking to buy one already done but will now steer clear knowing I might loose it to the old bill, thanks guys
shirley an s2 on a rangie chassis aint a prob...... unless yu call it a tax exempt S2?
martin1512
Well-Known Member
As a general rule of thumb, in order to keep an age related plate, you need to use either an original unmodified chassis, or a replacement that is an exact copy of the original, and at least 2 other major components. On a Land Rover, the body is not considered as a major component. If you use a chassis that has been modified in any way, or you don't use enough original major components, the the vehicle must be subjected to an IVA or SVA and VOSA will either issue an age related plate, or a Q plate. A useful guide can be found here http://www.minimag.co.uk/files/2011/08/inf262.pdfI thought that was the case, mine is still going to be a Disco anyway but it was something that crossed my mind as I know of a couple of old boys that run 1960's Series 2's on Range Rover Classic chassis, I was even thinking to buy one already done but will now steer clear knowing I might loose it to the old bill, thanks guys
Party Monkey
New Member
Thanks all for recent posts of suspicions etc. Have forwarded them on to AVCIS.
They recently told me they were due to pay a visit to a couple of new owners of v5's and a bucket of rust. Have asked for some feedback... let you know
They recently told me they were due to pay a visit to a couple of new owners of v5's and a bucket of rust. Have asked for some feedback... let you know
SpringDon
Well-Known Member
Thanks that link is useful. I hadn't realised the points system only applied to radically altered vehicles.
The regs for rebuilt vehicles are slightly less onerous, which makes all the mud thrown at people selling "ringers" cos it's got a series 3 bulkhead (or whatever) even less justified.
