Thread: legal seating??

Incisor that is where thinking about your car design makes it easier. VW have both the seat belt and buckle incorporated into the seat itself in both the caddy and multivan so if you take out the seat(they are all designed to be removed reasonably easily- rails in the multiV) you are not technicaly touching the seat belt mounts. just dont take the seats apart and try to find a bloody car seat cover for the middle and back rows.

Originally Posted by JDNSW

Yes, that is certainly true, but it helps to know the rules so you can get what they say over ruled if they bend the rules in a way that disadvantages you.

John

The Smoky Yunick School of Race Car Preparation.

First read the rule book. Then, anything that is not specifically forbidden by the book must be permissible.

Mind you, this did produce argumentation on a grand scale.

Originally Posted by FenianEel

Pics where are they?!!

ill try get some this weekend i took it to a mates place as it was nearby it was running like **** and flat out a 60ks barely drivable smoking and then the radiator leaked

pics

Since the seats on the compliance plate says three, you will have to get it engineered - despite the fact that the seats have probably been in it since new!

I have never seen the safari sign on a Landrover, and I doubt it is significant, except perhaps as a clue to history.

John

Skez before you get it Eng. cert. go down the local RTA or whatever it is in QLD and ask them to check the landies history and rego papers as it may have been dealer fitted when new(or already have a paper cert that is not attached to the vehicle) and already be on a past rego paper. Take all the details you can find, chassis No. engine No. , past rego's etc.