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conversion

mjmc4004 · 2011-04-29 19:41:27

hi all can anyone tell me is it possible to convert an opel mavano regular van to a double cab so i can bring the kids where ever they need to go safely and without getting penalty points ...........its a 04 model....and would it be expensive

29-04-2011 7:41pm

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mjmc4004

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hi all
can anyone tell me is it possible to convert an opel mavano regular van
to a double cab so i can bring the kids where ever they need to go safely and without getting penalty points ...........its a 04 model....and would it be expensive

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#2 29-04-2011 11:43pm

Buford T Justice

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If its taxed commercially, then technically you can't use it for domestic purposes.

That said, plenty of builders in this country just shoved seats in the backs of their vans for a few more lads.

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#3 30-04-2011 12:15am

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This is a job that needs to be done correctly.

I have just completed the seat belt cert course and it opened my eyes to the forces and pressure that a seat is subjected to in the event of an accident.

KVC is a company in kilbeggan that do this sort of thing. They should be able to give you a price

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