lanny man 90 · Feb 17, 2011

i am converting my 90 van into a csw an was wondering if i send my log book to dvla will thay change it to csw

thanks guys

storm99 · Feb 17, 2011

I would think they are a better choice than Poundstretcher.

T1G UP · Feb 17, 2011

lanny man 90 · Feb 18, 2011

thanks for the grate advice lol

bustersbus · Feb 18, 2011

lanny man 90 said:
thanks for the grate advice lol

Can't see any mention of fires in here

storm99 · Feb 18, 2011

The mans a fuel.

bustersbus · Feb 18, 2011

storm99 said:
The mans a fuel.

Wood've been better tae check the spellin' furst as it coald've saved these posts;

lanny man 90 · Feb 18, 2011

coolkrio · Feb 18, 2011

this site is packed full of great grates.
Grate Fireplace Accessories | Grates | Ashpans | Solid Fuel Spares

enjoy!

Nigel-S · Feb 18, 2011

What's a csw

ratty · Feb 18, 2011

Nigel-S said:
What's a csw

county station wagon

T1G UP · Feb 18, 2011

as i have said......no

whatever the vehicle was classifield from the factory is what it is.

crashbox · Feb 18, 2011

Nigel-S said:
What's a csw

Crappy Suzuki Wehicle

storm99 · Feb 18, 2011

T1G UP said:
as i have said......no

whatever the vehicle was classifield from the factory is what it is.

Wrong. You can get it changed...and inform your insurance co too.

Dewin · Feb 18, 2011

storm99 said:
Wrong. You can get it changed...and inform your insurance co too.

As storm99 said ... it'll probably be listed as a van by the insurance co. at the moment, they tend to presume that having window's mean's having passenger's in the back, so best inform them & DVLA if any seat's are being added.

It can be a pain though as my step-dad found out. He bought an ex-works transit, removed 3 seat's & added a side window. He had major grief from the insurance companies as the relevant information database's did not match up. Took several weeks to get all the relevant info squared up with everyone

parky91 · Feb 27, 2012

can anyone tell me,
If i was to replace my van sides and roof of my 90 with a CSW version, and able to get the DVLA to pull their finger out and change the class of it...
What would the insurance be likely to do ?
Go up because it's a mod
or go down because it's no longer a van ?
It's already got rear seats and is insured for them
cheers
parky

GINGE · Feb 27, 2012

I know that some people have had there vehicle re classed for the London emission zone.

But think they were re classified from light goods to car.

Definitely worth looking into.

thought it was mine! · Feb 27, 2012

BIG_GINGA_BEARD said:
I know that some people have had there vehicle re classed for the London emission zone.

But think they were re classified from light goods to car.

Definitely worth looking into.

if i remember correctly they had to have right vin prefex something to do with a 'h' in it.The ones without it had a nightmare

GINGE · Feb 27, 2012

thought it was mine! said:
if i remember correctly they had to have right vin prefex something to do with a 'h' in it.The ones without it had a nightmare

Yes think so. Was going to try and get mine changed because of working in london but its such a long winded process that i cant be arsed ill just get the train down i think.

666 george · Feb 27, 2012

The won't do it, end of.
I live 20 miles outside the LEZ zone & I know load's of people that have tryed.
They say, cos it was never made to have seats in the back they won't re-class it cos it's not factory fitted.
Do a seach on here for LEZ.

Well-Known Member

Spreading Joy & Harmony

New Member

Well-Known Member

Well-Known Member

Spreading Joy & Harmony

Well-Known Member

Well-Known Member

New Member

soft and furry

I'm not special I'm limited edition

New Member

Well-Known Member

Spreading Joy & Harmony

Well-Known Member

Active Member

Greenlane liker, bobble hat hater

New Member

Greenlane liker, bobble hat hater

Well-Known Member

Similar threads