What is the objection?Shame it can't be ridden on the road.
I suspect it would be exceedingly difficult to get a successful prosecution on those grounds Drago. The floor pan and all the componentry that make it an identifiable motor vehicle are gone. What you have there is a home made quad cycle with some body panels hung on it and any solicitor worth his salt would get that charge laughed out of court within 5 seconds!Its type approved road registered motor vehicle. Removing the engine and fitting pedals doesn't alter its lawful status as a motor vehicle. If its been scrapped and deregistered, then allowing it back in public is another offence. Have an accident in that and a seriously large can of worms gets opened.
Its no different from taking the engine out of a moped and pedalling everywhere, at least as far as the document requirements go.
So if you can get it through an MOT, tax it, have a licence and insurance, then you can take it out in public...hence all the weasel wording from the seller pretending he doesn't know its legal status.
Have you ever tried taking a quadricycle for an SVA(As it was known)? Tried twice, the second time under the instructions of the local DVLA office in Leeds.Its type approved road registered motor vehicle. Removing the engine and fitting pedals doesn't alter its lawful status as a motor vehicle. If its been scrapped and deregistered, then allowing it back in public is another offence. Have an accident in that and a seriously large can of worms gets opened.
Its no different from taking the engine out of a moped and pedalling everywhere, at least as far as the document requirements go.
So if you can get it through an MOT, tax it, have a licence and insurance, then you can take it out in public...hence all the weasel wording from the seller pretending he doesn't know its legal status.
Cygnet then!I think it would be difficult to argue to the court that the vehicle is not substantially intact. Its like these folk that chop cars in half to make trailers - I've put one of those through court successfully.
It looks like a duck, it quacks like a duck, it almost certainly is a small aquatic bird of the genus anatidae.
dodo bird maybeCygnet then!
Not an aquatic bird.dodo bird maybe