Halliggye

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Hi All

It's a loose want.  I'm on the lookout for a SWB chassis which is correctly registered as a Beach Buggy. I don't want the hassle of going through the motions etc or the stress of losing the use of it on the road due to incorrect V5 etc etc....  I say it's a loose want as I'm keeping an eye open for one at a reasonable price, and I mean reasonable from both sides. I understand supply and demand.

If I can't find one then I will go down the Manxster 2+2 route but I felt it worth the try first.

TIA

Matt

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Halliggye

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Quote from: manxmad on November 23, 2018, 06:30:39 PM
Give me a ring 07776182831 not a project but a very nice manx

I very much suspect a finished car is out of my price range at the moment :)

To update, I specified SWB but actually any correctly registered and documented Chassis short or long would be grand.

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An unmodified lwb chassis wouldn't need an IVA test to get it registered as a buggy or convertible, they may want to get it inspected but as long as all the numbers match you'll be fine.
"Ah, Beach Buggies, sure, just a quick cheap way of getting a few more years out of a rusty Beetle. You can throw one together in a weekend." anon.

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