looks fun too
check out how much it uses from the donor, with out a doubt it would use the donors reg..
what sort of sva woyuld you need for one of these.
adam
http://www.blitzworld.co.uk/products.php?productId=13
the top picture looks like an SVA ready one. Don't think it would be difficult to pass. Then again I would think it would keep the original
donors reg so no SVA.
looks fun too
check out how much it uses from the donor, with out a doubt it would use the donors reg..
could you do that keep the reg then no sva. what if the police pull you and it comes back as a 126 hhhhhhmmmmm.
i want one lol.
adam
My beach buggy is registered (properly) as a VW beetle, I went though all the correct procedures to do it. It looks about as much like the donor as
that thing does.
No SVA just an MOT
Oh and if you found a donor that's pre 1973 then you don't have to pay road tax either 
[Edited on 13/1/08 by Mr Whippy]
Finding a cheap fiat 126 would be your biggest problem
It has more than 20 BHP so a normal SVA is the right test.
You need to keep the unmodified chassis to avoid SVA and you don't with the Blitz.
quote:
Originally posted by PAUL FISHER
Finding a cheap fiat 126 would be your biggest problem
Yep you want to look at there KR2 my locost is on thin ground every time I see one, my engine will go in there ..Sweeeeeet
They use other fiat donors these days still very cheap. I paid £75 for what would have been a perfect donor last year.
[Edited on 13/1/08 by big_wasa]
quote:
Originally posted by smart51
It has more than 20 BHP so a normal SVA is the right test.
You need to keep the unmodified chassis to avoid SVA and you don't with the Blitz.