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22/10/2017 at 3:39pm
Location: Royal Forest of Dean Outfit: Motorhome
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It's fairly easy if you follow the guidelines. Have a look on the DVLA website, there's a section on how to do it which shows what is acceptable and what isn't acceptable for the vehicle to be reclassified.
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22/10/2017 at 7:12pm
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The difficulty is all in the conversion. To be a campervan/motorhome needs certain items, cooker etc permanently installed. As pointed out search online for actual spec required.
For example you can get VW T4 & T5 often lhd imports that have lifting roofs & folding beds but without the rest of the permanently fitted extra equipment cooker/sink etc they cannot be legally registered as campervans.
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