Certificate of Conformity (1 Viewer)

JakeLePeg

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Aug 8, 2010
13
0
Midway Toulouse-Bordeaux
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13,098
MH
C Class
Exp
2 Years
My van is a 2001 Autocruise Impala, based on the Peugeot Boxer chassis and, now that I am living in France, I am required to re-register it here to comply with the law.

This requires a Certificate of Conformity but, as yet, I have not received any answers to my queries and wonder if any of you jolly nice chaps out there can come up with any new ideas. Thanks in advance for the flurry of recommendations I am about to receive !
 
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JakeLePeg

Free Member
Aug 8, 2010
13
0
Midway Toulouse-Bordeaux
Funster No
13,098
MH
C Class
Exp
2 Years
I have tried Autocruise direct a few weeks back but, as yet, no answer.

The Chassis is a Peugeot Boxer 350MWB and yes, it does have an Alko chassis. Extended or not is beyond my technical skills but, as the van is 7.5 metres long, it may well be extended. Thanks

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pappajohn

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Aug 26, 2007
43,304
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Since 2005
try autocruise again explaining the problem and may be worth ringing instead of email.

Tel 01482 847332

failing autocruise' replying, you could go direct to Alko-Kober quoting the chassis and registration numbers.

Tel 01926 818500

this will only certify the weights on the alko plate though...not the conversion.

they will have the chassis convertion on their files but this route will cost you....dont know how much though.
 
May 20, 2009
785
865
Haute Vienne, France
Funster No
6,799
My van is a 2001 Autocruise Impala, based on the Peugeot Boxer chassis and, now that I am living in France, I am required to re-register it here to comply with the law.

This requires a Certificate of Conformity but, as yet, I have not received any answers to my queries and wonder if any of you jolly nice chaps out there can come up with any new ideas. Thanks in advance for the flurry of recommendations I am about to receive !

We tried registering a 2006 Lunar Telstar on a Renault chassis we had all the paperwork. CoC for habitation side and a European Whole Vehicle Type Approval for the Chassis.. We went through the DRIRE (DREAL) in Limoges and they wanted us to change the rear light clusters, Gas connectors, internal plug sockets, headlights and the speedo and when all that was completed they would then inspect it to see if met the French regs.......:Angry:

In the end I took the van back to the UK where it was sold and bought a French registered one here.

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Peter JohnsCross MH

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Deceased RIP
Jan 5, 2008
9,617
6,194
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Autotrail
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1995
The problem you will have that 'AutoCruise' who built the van went bust.

The new AutoCruise is now part of the Swift Group and they only bought the name.

Peter
 

bambi 2

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Jun 7, 2009
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france, (Aveyron)
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A class.
Exp
26 years
My van is a 2001 Autocruise Impala, based on the Peugeot Boxer chassis and, now that I am living in France, I am required to re-register it here to comply with the law.

This requires a Certificate of Conformity but, as yet, I have not received any answers to my queries and wonder if any of you jolly nice chaps out there can come up with any new ideas. Thanks in advance for the flurry of recommendations I am about to receive !

We had problems trying to get our Hymer into the french system, we tried the DRIRE first and they more or less told us to take it back to England and sell it, we managed to get all the paper work, then our French friend took us to the Sous Prefecture and told them that all we wanted was a change of address they then gave us the documents to get the french number plates, since then we have registered a car and a van the same way. good luck Bambi 2
 

niggle

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Aug 5, 2010
804
601
SOUTH AND FRANCE
Funster No
13,042
MH
A CLASS
Exp
30
it beggars belife that m/h dealers dont get it right,,,:Angry: all of them no exeptions ,,, you must get it when you purchase it from new :thumb:??? eu law,,every one in fr, ger, and all the others do because in the eu you cant register it ,,,not england,,, because the lenth of time for the first mot,,, they say they dont have to but they do ???? even under the 1968 traffic act,, but bless them ,they for get,,maybe cause they have to pay for it and they dont like parting with money they make,but wont mind spending yours as they often say [ you got to pay ] to get it :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

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