Sandrailer's Buggy Build - DCS Sandrail

Started by Sandrailer, April 19, 2013, 03:26:49 PM

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Steve

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Hell Yeah 


;D  top man  ;-)up

Sandrailer

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Quote from: Steve on May 21, 2013, 08:30:45 PM
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;D  top man  ;-)up

I honestly cannot wait  ;)

In the Process of collecting parts for a Sand Rail Buggy. '67 Chassis and New frame under construction

rich74310

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I want one of these. ;-)up  I feel this could be my next project!!!

Steve

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Quote from: rich74310 on May 21, 2013, 09:14:08 PM
I want one of these. ;-)up  I feel this could be my next project!!!

go on Rich, do it, do it, do it ,do it  ;D
what are the regs like over in france for this kind of thing.

Sandrailer

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I'm planning on moving the family to South West France next year, so have already discussed a LHD version.

In the Process of collecting parts for a Sand Rail Buggy. '67 Chassis and New frame under construction

rich74310

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Its a bit of a gray area. :(  As ive found out.  More down to dvla than anything. It can be done but its very long winded. Dont export it from the uk without a reg doc. If You have this its alot easier to register it  than an actual export certificate.

Sandrailer

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It is defo registered on an E '1967 at the moment. When it goes to France I will be purchasing a UK LHD chassis before registering it. At least this should keep it simpler..........hopefully  ;D

In the Process of collecting parts for a Sand Rail Buggy. '67 Chassis and New frame under construction

dreamshack

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V627/1, built up vehicle inspection report - take it to the DVLA, they have a look, check the chassis number, make sure it is still a standard pan, and that's it, they change the V5  - and if you are lucky you get to name it!   DO NOT try this with a SWB or tube frame buggy or Dave will be out here with his can of worms JPG
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Sandrailer

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My current V5 for this Sandrail actually states

Beetle Sport

I can live with that  ;-)up ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

In the Process of collecting parts for a Sand Rail Buggy. '67 Chassis and New frame under construction

dreamshack

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Sandrailer

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Well, I went to collect the Sandrail top/Body this weekend and met up with Mark and Karen from DCS (Dreamshack Custom Sandrails).

There were a few tweaks and additions we discussed, So Mark set to



We then proceeded to load it onto the roof rack for the long journey home



When I actually got home, I left it on the roof as no-one was around to help me get it off. I woke up in the morning keen to get it cleaned and primed in charcoal black, but again no-one was around to help me get it off. So, as I needed to do this ASAP, I improvised and masked off the car and proceeded to primer it :D



I think I got a good finish too  ;-)up


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Inigo

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Quote from: Sandrailer on July 28, 2013, 06:08:47 PM

When I actually got home, I left it on the roof as no-one was around to help me get it off. I woke up in the morning keen to get it cleaned and primed in charcoal black, but again no-one was around to help me get it off. So, as I needed to do this ASAP, I improvised and masked off the car and proceeded to primer it :D




::) ::) That's good... ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

Hazel

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Top work  ;-)up
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Any updates on this build please??

dreamshack

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Not for a couple of weeks, he is on holiday abroad avoiding the weather  :)
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