Thread: Series body with Disco chassis

Lots of talk on here and no real info.

Several series body on rrc/disco chassis have been built and engineered. How strict the engineering was I don't know, however I was told by one of the owners that his S1 body on disco chassis went through as an ICV. The vehicle was later re-registered in tassie when the owner moved.

Given that defenders are currently available new I cannot see it being very hard to get a series body on coil chassis vehicle through as long as you have modern seats, seat belts and some extra padding in places (e.g. dash)...

Originally Posted by isuzurover

Lots of talk on here and no real info.

Several series body on rrc/disco chassis have been built and engineered. How strict the engineering was I don't know, however I was told by one of the owners that his S1 body on disco chassis went through as an ICV. The vehicle was later re-registered in tassie when the owner moved.

Given that defenders are currently available new I cannot see it being very hard to get a series body on coil chassis vehicle through as long as you have modern seats, seat belts and some extra padding in places (e.g. dash)...

Just put a disco through rego inspection the other day they didn't even look at it. I just paid my monies and they gave me the plates.......


It's getting easier to get rego in Vic it seems.

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