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commercial conversion question

ned209 · 2009-05-26 23:27:38

hi all, simple little question, ive read and read but found nothing as yet. can i convert a passenger vehicle to a commercial vehicle myself? im a welder, and have modded many car interiors, so twouldnt be a problem, all the little bits,- but i think i picked up somewhere that it has to be done professionally, which will…

26-05-2009 11:27pm

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ned209

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hi all, simple little question, ive read and read but found nothing as yet.

can i convert a passenger vehicle to a commercial vehicle myself?

im a welder, and have modded many car interiors, so twouldnt be a problem, all the little bits,- but i think i picked up somewhere that it has to be done professionally, which will cost a fortune for a service i dont need.

any feedback/responses appreciated,

thanks,
ned .

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#2 26-05-2009 11:34pm

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Doesnt have to be done professionally (ie through some company) it just has to be done properly.

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#3 26-05-2009 11:39pm

DanGerMus

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I guess you have to just cover the whole bottom so seats cant just be popped in. I suppose looking at the same or similar vehicle with it done would be a way to find out what to do.

But who actually approves it for change of status in terms of tax once it is done?

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