> I've just found out that I can't fit my own gas conversion :( Cheapest
> quote so far is 4000 plus tax (about £3000 all told). Makes the
> payback time less convincing..
Wouldn't it be cheaper to drive to the UK and get it done over here?
Or do you live in the far south east of France?
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Thanks,
Paul
Stuart Hi,
wouldn't it be cheaper for you to have a trip in the UK and fit it there?
As long as it is fitted by a certified fitter and you have a proof that he
is so then I do not believe that the French MoT equivalent will have any
objections.
A certified UK fitter IS aknowledged as such within the whole of the EU
territory after all.
Take care
Pantelis
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> Stuart
Srtgray - 26 Oct 2006 06:40 GMT
> Stuart Hi,
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>>Stuart
Probably. Any good ones within spitting distance of Canterbury?
Stuart
GrnOval - 26 Oct 2006 09:42 GMT
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Hi Stuart,
I know a good mobile mechanic in the Chatham area, and you're more than
welcome to use my driveway to get the bits done.
He's done systems on the vans at one of the large companies around here, and
recently did his own on a Grand Voyager
If you want anymore let me know.
Si
Corp-Rat - 26 Oct 2006 22:08 GMT
>> Stuart Hi,
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>> Take care
>> Pantelis
> Any good ones within spitting distance of Canterbury?
>
> Stuart
I got my old rangerover done by powerbase automotive in ashford
http://www.powerbase-auto.co.uk/
Eddie

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>I've just found out that I can't fit my own gas conversion :( Cheapest
>quote so far is €4000 plus tax (about £3000 all told). Makes the
>payback time less convincing..
>
>Thank you, French bureaucracy!
You chose to live there... I've seen it in action, WRT building.
roughly speaking, in this country, if it's not forbidden you can do it,
whereas in France, you can do it if it's allowed, ISTR.

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Ian Rawlings - 26 Oct 2006 10:16 GMT
> roughly speaking, in this country, if it's not forbidden you can do it,
> whereas in France, you can do it if it's allowed, ISTR.
Now Austin, you should know by now that being positive about Britain
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Alex - 26 Oct 2006 10:50 GMT
>>I've just found out that I can't fit my own gas conversion :( Cheapest
>>quote so far is 4000 plus tax (about £3000 all told). Makes the
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>roughly speaking, in this country, if it's not forbidden you can do it,
>whereas in France, you can do it if it's allowed, ISTR.
Don't worry, they're working very hard at Westminster to make
everything forbidden unless otherwise specified by themselves
Alex
Julian Pollard - 26 Oct 2006 16:33 GMT
Never trust the French - or banks !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Srtgray - 30 Oct 2006 16:05 GMT
>>I've just found out that I can't fit my own gas conversion :( Cheapest
>>quote so far is €4000 plus tax (about £3000 all told). Makes the
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> You chose to live there... I've seen it in action, WRT building.
Indeed, and on the whole, I can manage (the French excel at loopholes :) )
> roughly speaking, in this country, if it's not forbidden you can do it,
> whereas in France, you can do it if it's allowed, ISTR.
That just about sums it up, although, as I say, there are usually enough
loopholes to drive a large 4x4 through!
Stuart
>I've just found out that I can't fit my own gas conversion :( Cheapest
>quote so far is 4000 plus tax (about £3000 all told). Makes the
>payback time less convincing..
you do however get to use much nicer LPG fillers. The french ones are
great compared to the shitty english bayonet ones. (I've just done 600
miles on french LPG)
Lee_D - 30 Oct 2006 20:43 GMT
Tom Woods <news@NOPSAMtomwoods.co.uk> uttered summat worrerz funny
about:
>> I've just found out that I can't fit my own gas conversion :(
>> Cheapest quote so far is ?4000 plus tax (about £3000 all told).
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> great compared to the shitty english bayonet ones. (I've just done 600
> miles on french LPG)
And the LPG is a better blend too!
Lee D
Tom Woods - 30 Oct 2006 21:03 GMT
>Tom Woods <news@NOPSAMtomwoods.co.uk> uttered summat worrerz funny
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>And the LPG is a better blend too!
i wondered if that was just me!. I was sure the car felt better on the
GPL and i got higher MPG.