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for a van is it a certificate of conformity ?

Old Jun 7th 2010, 3:22 pm
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Originally Posted by spain
or is the document called something else ????

I need to know from someone who actually has one or knows for sure

Thanks


TUV (www.tuv.com) will provide you with the nesc docs.
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Old Jun 7th 2010, 3:26 pm
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Maybe it was regitered as a motorhome or before the legislation came in?
Cant see passengers getting into a RHD on a busy road without major problems
Here are the photos:

http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...forte+de+Lemos
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Old Jun 7th 2010, 3:31 pm
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I dont doubt it but you would be nuts to try to register it as a PSV in Spain today as you would be laughed at by the ITV,I have a friend with an ex army 4x4 four tonne Bedford , its UK registered as a mobile office hence MOT exempt

Having looked at the photos again I`d say its been regisered as a historical vehicle , less restrictive to register.

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Old Jun 7th 2010, 3:52 pm
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I dont doubt it but you would be nuts to try to register it as a PSV in Spain today as you would be laughed at by the ITV,I have a friend with an ex army 4x4 four tonne Bedford , its UK registered as a mobile office hence MOT exempt

Having looked at the photos again I`d say its been regisered as a historical vehicle , less restrictive to register.

So someone has got the answer at last...you are correct.
As a side note; I have been told, by some guests, that having an Historical plate means you can only use the car for x amount of km (this varies). But I think they mean having insurance for an historical vehicle not the plate. Have you heard about the plate having any restrictions to it (for distances)
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Old Jun 7th 2010, 7:10 pm
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Hi

If you go on the Cádiz bus tour you will find they're old London transport buses not modified !!!

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Default Re: for a van is it a certificate of conformity ?

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If you go on the Cádiz bus tour you will find they're old London transport buses not modified !!!

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What Routmasters? Or the modern carps with doors on and made of paper?
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Old Jun 12th 2010, 6:10 pm
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Default Re: for a van is it a certificate of conformity ?

well an update

the van in question is a 2008 opel vivaro

a coc for this van doesnt exist because its a commercial vehicle

so the new owner in France has to contact Opel there and obtain a "Certificate of Identification"

Spain can not issue it, UK can not issue it

a document I was sent for the vivaro from Spain "informa" is apparently sufficient to use in other countries to re-register a Spanish LHD vehicle, however France will not accept this

its been an absolute nightmare
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