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3Dee
Original Poster
2,546 posts
90 months
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Anyone advise?
If I don't put the passenger seat in, will it still pass IVA?
Can't think why not?
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DHGTR
1,027 posts
112 months
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Cant test what isnt there i would have thought. Might it then have to be registered as a single seater though?
No idea, just wondering.
Yeah I know - big help
Dave
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hedgefinder
1,429 posts
39 months
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why not get an old office chair on wheels and bolt a seat belt to it, put it in the car when you want to use it and take it out when you dont.... that what the indian family did with their Toyota van that I bought from them locally.. they even took the office chair out when I bought it to use in another vehicle... should be 100% IVA shouldnt it? 
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3Dee
Original Poster
2,546 posts
90 months
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Har-har! V funny!
What I was getting at was if IVA required both seats in place for the IVA.
My intention was just to have the one, but then after IVA add the other!
DONT ask!
I could I suppose just add the passenger seat, leave the driver seat out, trailor it up for IVA and watch all the head-scratching when they get to start work on it!
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hedgefinder
1,429 posts
39 months
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I wouldnt have thought that you HAVE to have 2 seats for the IVA, as already stated they would just test it as a single seater.
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drivin_me_nuts
13,784 posts
80 months
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.. talking of IVA's is one for Ultima a basic or a normal IVA?
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3Dee
Original Poster
2,546 posts
90 months
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hedgefinder said: I wouldnt have thought that you HAVE to have 2 seats for the IVA, as already stated they would just test it as a single seater. BUT are you contravening anything if you put the second seat in after. ie would it be categorised any different to a normal Ult wiv toooo seats?
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Steve_D
8,660 posts
127 months
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drivin_me_nuts said: .. talking of IVA's is one for Ultima a basic or a normal IVA? Basic Steve
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Steve_D
8,660 posts
127 months
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One of the questions on the IVA application is 'Number of designated seating positions'.
If you only declare it as one then you may have issues later when you register and insurance could be invalid if you later fit a seat.
Steve
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3Dee
Original Poster
2,546 posts
90 months
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Steve, That is what I was looking for....  Thanks! Now then..so if you say on the form 2 seats, but one is missing on IVA...will they fail it? And on what safety grounds? "I am nothing if not obtuse!"
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khm
314 posts
70 months
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if you have declared that it has 2 seats and one is missing the car could be deemed incomplete. i tried it with the side windows, asked if i did not fit them if it would pass as at that time could not get correct markings, was told it would fail before it started as there were window frames with nothing in - hence incomplete.
hope this helps.
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