cheap blue plates bris

hi all
if your looking at getting a mod blue plated in bris
try barry ryan 0417634016
good bloke blue plated my ej20 and custom foldout seat in the bay today for $66 :thumb

so you have a photo there mate ? cheers seagull

:bouncehe did my bay at the same time ,fixed baby seat hook point
for me made it all legal........top job !!👍

what suburb is he or does he travel?

You guys have it good in QLD.

A VASS (Vehicle Assessment Signatory Scheme) engineer will charge between $650-800 to do EJ series engine into VW bus.
Here in Vic 🙁

kombibob wrote:hi all
if your looking at getting a mod blue plated in bris
try barry ryan 0417634016
good bloke blue plated my ej20 and custom foldout seat in the bay today for $66 :thumb

ouch!
yep glad i'm in qld helbus

hi jenny
he is at d'bay but may traval
give him a call

Would I be able to get some details on what you did, and what is required? Where did you get the bar, what did you attach to etc.
Any info much appreciated as I'm about to got through the same process ('77 micro bus + late fasty)
Cheers,
Richard

phatratpat wrote::bouncehe did my bay at the same time ,fixed baby seat hook point
for me made it all legal........top job !!👍

😵I mounted my hook point by drilling a hole in the engine cover
just past the inspection hatch.used the plate & bolt supplied with seat
turned out needed heftier plate & bolt to make it legal ,old mate supplied
he is a authorised modification officer for child restraints might be able to
help with mounting points for a type 3
cheers PAT...........

kombibob wrote:ouch!
yep glad i'm in qld helbus

Dang, I live in conversion heaven! As long as the vehicle is '74 or older there are no inspections, engineering approvals, etc. at all. All you have to do is to meet equipment regulations like 4-wheel brakes, fenders, windshields, etc. that are enforced by traffic cops, not inspectors.. I could run a big block with cable-operated brakes if I wanted to.

It's amazing that the Aussies have so many great conversions up and running, considering the morass of regulations you have to deal with. My hat's off to you.

Mysteriously, we don't seem to have carnage on the highways here as a result of our blatant regulatory anarchy.

George

Thanks heaps Pat,
Richard

phatratpat wrote:😵I mounted my hook point by drilling a hole in the engine cover
just past the inspection hatch.used the plate & bolt supplied with seat
turned out needed heftier plate & bolt to make it legal ,old mate supplied
he is a authorised modification officer for child restraints might be able to
help with mounting points for a type 3
cheers PAT...........