4x4 to road legal buggy

[Rebelzz01]

The initial message was deleted from this topic on 25 September 2022 at 17:23

[Alorotom]

Zero ideas or answers but I’ve always wondered about this myself …

[Decky_Q]

Safety equipment like seat belts, abs and airbags will still need to be present, signal lights at a minimum, any emissions systems will have to be retained, you'll need to make a decent floor to cover prop shaft/fuel tank etc and some roll over protection, wheels must be enclosed, suspension on the front of those is coil spring so some kind of turret to mount the springs/shocks into etc.

By the time you're done you will have probably built a poorer version of a pinin body/cab again, anything less will require an IVA as fair as I know.

[Ussrcossack]

Welcome.

You'll get used to questions like the one in going to ask if you stay around

I'd you piss the missus of and it all goes Pete tong have you any pictures of her

[Equus]

Rebelzz01 said:

...is there anything I need to be aware of for sticking it in for an MOT?

What, you mean like: MOT inspection manual reason for failure 6.2.1(d)(1): Body has an unsafe modification?

[Tannedbaldhead]

Am sure there are dedicated kit manufacturers who will provide exactly what u are looking for.

[Tannedbaldhead]

Tannedbaldhead said:

Am sure there are dedicated kit manufacturers who will provide exactly what u are looking for.

https://www.blitzworld.co.uk/blitz-4x4-suzuki-sj


https://mevltd.co.uk/kit-cars/trek


http://www.dakar4x4.me.uk/info.html

2 mins on Google. May well be more.

[Rebelzz01]

Tannedbaldhead said:

https://www.blitzworld.co.uk/blitz-4x4-suzuki-sj


https://mevltd.co.uk/kit-cars/trek


http://www.dakar4x4.me.uk/info.html

2 mins on Google. May well be more.



Really 2 mins on Google brought up more than pre-fabed kits when I searched, but cheers anyway bud