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Old 25-09-2013, 09:28 AM   #1
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Logistical nightmare... can you HELP ????

Can anyone help me?
I have bought a c class rv from Cornwall it has just run out of tax and test so i want it brought back by lorry etc.

Its a ford e350 c class rv
total lenth 28ft bumper to bumper
wheel base 18ft
width 7ft 6
has about a 10ft overhang.

EST WEIGHT IS no more than 3.5 ton

pick up from TR166PQ
DELIVERY to bs397qp south bristol.

please call or tex ASH on 07545 253 426 with prices.
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Old 25-09-2013, 12:53 PM   #2
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hi mate If it drives ok I would insure it, then go and collect it, but have someone you know stick up your arse in a van or something, so you know its not plod behind you checking you out, just an idea good luck
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Old 25-09-2013, 02:11 PM   #3
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just book it in for an m o t where you live and insure it, then drive it to the m o t garage, legal i think but could be wrong.
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Old 25-09-2013, 04:30 PM   #4
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just book it in for an m o t where you live and insure it, then drive it to the m o t garage, legal i think but could be wrong.

i was thinking about this way but wasnt a 100% sure about the law.
It does drive fine but i have only been a short distance in it. im jubious about the 200 miles because its been stood for 6 months so he tells me.... probably more like a year, ive had a few yank rv's and the do tend to have issues with brakes binding, last thing i need is to be stuck on the m5 hard shouder not being able to move and not quite legal..... i broke down on the way to the river trent ski race with my 30ft georgie boy with the boat on a year or so ago..... cost me £1800 to get home. hence why im a litte jubious
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Old 25-09-2013, 08:53 PM   #5
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Hi i'm sure you could drive it back on trade plates. As long as your happy with it making the journey
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Old 25-09-2013, 10:18 PM   #6
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My E450 which is more or less the same chassis and was 28 foot weighted 5.00 ton
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Old 26-09-2013, 07:12 AM   #7
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Cheers nic. I have a guy with a wreaker going to pick it up. I'm guessing with wat he has described to me it's a artic cab with a speck lift on the back ???? I recon must be the ones you see pulling artic lorrys buses etc. I have to go with him as I suppose I'll have to remove the prop or ave shafts. Prop I think will be the easiest.
Ill let you know how it goes.....
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Cheers nic. I have a guy with a wreaker going to pick it up. I'm guessing with wat he has described to me it's a artic cab with a speck lift on the back ???? I recon must be the ones you see pulling artic lorrys buses etc. I have to go with him as I suppose I'll have to remove the prop or ave shafts. Prop I think will be the easiest.
Ill let you know how it goes.....
I think mine had the handbrake on the prop so remember the Park or handbrake won't work without the prop on,but best to remove prop for a long tow,also watch out for the overhang bottoming out on a spec lift
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Hi i'm sure you could drive it back on trade plates. As long as your happy with it making the journey
You still need an MOT when using Trade Plates,a lot of people think it covers it but it doesn't,it only really covers no tax the car still needs to be road legal
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Old 27-09-2013, 07:20 AM   #10
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Thanks for that Nic i was under the impression it covered mot,tax and insurance.
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