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[siztenboots]

build # 3246 , not a special edition, just a 2.2 with 4LU paint

 

maybe not , 3246 Lightning Yellow no 69 according to ( http://www.vx220.org...ighbours/page-3 )

 

http://www.ebay.co.u...=item2a37d5dc6f

[Silent Steve]

Is that "light damage"?

 

Cannot properly see on this PC.

[mbes2]

There was a post about this a few days ago being a cheap track car but unsure of wishbone damage

[Rickwoo118]

Is that "light damage"?   Cannot properly see on this PC.

Looks like more than light damage to me. Is it worth it?

[turboluca]

Cat b

[siztenboots]

I was thinking something Jimmy might go for , if the chassis is okay.

[christhegasman]

Cat b Dosent that mean it can never be road legal as the vin is recorded at the dvla as scrap

[2deano5]

no

[G-Bob]

That wishbone is a bit bent..... is that a scuffers special?  

[2GOOD]

It wasn't turbomans, it was just stock at Crownhill I think

[VIX]

There was a post about this a few days ago being a cheap track car but unsure of wishbone damage

http://www.vx220.org...roject-on-ebay/

[christhegasman]

Cat b Dosent that mean it can never be road legal as the vin is recorded at the dvla as scrap

Thought there was someone else on the who rebuilt a cat b and never did get it road legal Seem to understand if its classed cat b its break for spares only and can't be used in the road so chassis is scrap if that's the case or track only Cat A - The Car should be scrapped and no parts can be taken from it. Cat B - The Car should be scrapped but certain parts can be taken from it. Cat C&D - These are normally used for non economical repairs. I.E Not dangerous to drive but the insurance company doesn't want to shell out repairing them.

Edited by christhegasman, 18 February 2014 - 07:27 PM.

[anz3001]

Alot of cat b motorcycle frames end up being track bikes and I'm sure its the same for a car, cant go back on the road. there maybe some appeal process or something but im sure they are more or less scrap 

[2deano5]

If you retain the vehicle you can put it back on the road, if the insurance company take it you can't. Not sure you could get insurance on a previous cat a/b though.

[christhegasman]

If you retain the vehicle you can put it back on the road, if the insurance company take it you can't. Not sure you could get insurance on a previous cat a/b though.

Not sure about that But as this is for sale I was just giving potential buyers the heads up that this can't be reoaired and registered for road use as a cat c or d can Didn't want someone to purchase it repair it then find its just furniture 😃

[siztenboots]

anyone down the SW that can go take a look at that corner?

[TazN]

Thought there was someone else on the who rebuilt a cat b and never did get it road legal

 

 

 

Rub a dub tub (or was it dub again?) Had a cat b and c chassis and rebuilt on the cat c. Struggled with insurance for some reason iirc...