Don't think that's allowed. Use the rr vin plate. Leave the original chassis #.
DVLA engine change
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Don't think that's allowed. Use the rr vin plate. Leave the original chassis #.
I know its not allowed , what i meant to say was i will put it back on its oringal RR chassis and scrap the discovery chassis
The 88 is a simple engine change so just fill in details and send .
The existing rrc is basically a body change on a discovery , so that is the way you should approach it ie will retain disco reg most likely . It is illegal to try and view it the other way as the rrc does not have original , engine , gearbox, axles chassis (points sytem) . Stamping chassis number is likely to bring you lot of pain if investigated due to any other anomalies coming to light . It is apparent to examiners , dont ask me how I know ! Contact dvla , and you will quite possibly be required to have a vic , possibly nothing more , but keeping things legit will pay in end , as enforcement is becoming more active . HTSH
The existing rrc is basically a body change on a discovery , so that is the way you should approach it ie will retain disco reg most likely . It is illegal to try and view it the other way as the rrc does not have original , engine , gearbox, axles chassis (points sytem) . Stamping chassis number is likely to bring you lot of pain if investigated due to any other anomalies coming to light . It is apparent to examiners , dont ask me how I know ! Contact dvla , and you will quite possibly be required to have a vic , possibly nothing more , but keeping things legit will pay in end , as enforcement is becoming more active . HTSH
