Dave Barrett's Berrien Style Chassis

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CairoManx
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Dave Barrett's Berrien Style Chassis

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I see Dave Barrett of Fresno has his buggy chassis's listed on Samba.com. I've seen them, they're nice. http://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifieds/detail.php?id=262570
mel hubbard
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Post by mel hubbard »

Its a shame we cant (legally) use chassis like them in UK , without a lot of testing n paperwork:drool: They look strong :rock:
CairoManx
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Post by CairoManx »

[QUOTE="mel hubbard"]Its a shame we cant (legally) use chassis like them in UK , without a lot of testing n paperwork:drool: They look strong :rock:[/QUOTE] What about all those dozen's and dozens of other kit cars they make and sell in the UK. Are they all TUV(?) tested?
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Post by mel hubbard »

[QUOTE="CairoManx"]What about all those dozen's and dozens of other kit cars they make and sell in the UK. Are they all TUV(?) tested?[/QUOTE] Yes, we call it the SVA test,, and that would be tough for a buggy to pass,, the big problem is they keep changing the rules & regulations. A few years ago i had a copy of the latest (back then)SVA regs,, and there is no way a standard buggy would have passed. In France, Belgium & Holland its almost impossible to get a new SWB buggy road registered,,, so i guess we will follow them soon. :(
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Post by mel hubbard »

Thats unless any of you other UK guys Know different??? Im sick n tired of listening to all the crap our government gives us :x
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Post by CairoManx »

You mean the one in London or the one in Brussels? (Just kidding)
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