billy ray

Yeah but mom always said you were too easy...


easy to please I mean.....

"Kate" <svtkate@spam.filter> wrote in message
news:3vjDh.10051$e8.4486@bignews1.bellsouth.net...
> Here now....
> *I* am impressed with Jeeps!
>
> ;¬Þ
>
> Kate
>
> "Earle Horton" <apodo@gracioso.usa> wrote in message
> news:_o-dnT1Hy6_0YEHYnZ2dnUVZ_qarnZ2d@comcast.com...
> Both vehicles look much like the small commercial vehicles that I saw in
> Spain, that are a sort of mini-pickup with a bed topper that is actually a
> part of the body, or something like the old panel trucks that you used to
> see around here, only smaller.
>
> I would be surprised if Nichollette got her "commercial use" permit
> without
> having a bona fide commercial use for the vehicle, but I suppose it is
> worth
> a try. One of reasons to buy a Jeep in Europe is the "look at me, I can
> afford a Jeep" factor, which is ruined when the windows are covered with
> sheet metal and the rear seats taken out. They are a lot more impressed
> with Jeeps than we are over here.
>
> Earle
> "Jeff Strickland" <crwlr@verizon.net> wrote in message
> news:IW5Dh.1266$5F5.511@trnddc02...
>> In California, we simply buy commercial plates from the DMV.
>>
>> Passenger cars generally do not qualify for commercial plates, but trucks
>> often get commercial plates from the get-go. I don't know how the motor
>> vehicle people would look at a Cherokee (I think your Cherokee is a
> Liberty
>> over here -- which makes your position even worse).
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> "nichollette" <stokesy@esatclear.ie> wrote in message
>> news:erhp1j$ouh$1@reader01.news.esat.net...
>> > Hi,
>> > I'm in Ireland, with my Cherokee Jeep.. and have to pay an enormous
>> > slug
>> > of cash for road tax - around 1400 Euro. This would be cut
>> > dramatically
>> > if I had it converted to "commercial use" . Which seems to involve
>> > replacing the two rear side windows with some sort of blanking panels,
> and
>> > removing the rear seats. Question is - there a kit for this? If now,
> how
>> > easy is it to do? I've asked my local garage, but they don't know...
> The
>> > local jeep dealer is a bit formal, and unlikely to be of any
> assistance...
>> > anyone know anything about this?
>> >
>> > Tks
>> >
>> > Nichollette
>> >
>> > --
>> >
>> >
>> >
>>
>
>
>

billy ray

Yeah but mom always said you were too easy...


easy to please I mean.....

"Kate" <svtkate@spam.filter> wrote in message
news:3vjDh.10051$e8.4486@bignews1.bellsouth.net...
> Here now....
> *I* am impressed with Jeeps!
>
> ;¬Þ
>
> Kate
>
> "Earle Horton" <apodo@gracioso.usa> wrote in message
> news:_o-dnT1Hy6_0YEHYnZ2dnUVZ_qarnZ2d@comcast.com...
> Both vehicles look much like the small commercial vehicles that I saw in
> Spain, that are a sort of mini-pickup with a bed topper that is actually a
> part of the body, or something like the old panel trucks that you used to
> see around here, only smaller.
>
> I would be surprised if Nichollette got her "commercial use" permit
> without
> having a bona fide commercial use for the vehicle, but I suppose it is
> worth
> a try. One of reasons to buy a Jeep in Europe is the "look at me, I can
> afford a Jeep" factor, which is ruined when the windows are covered with
> sheet metal and the rear seats taken out. They are a lot more impressed
> with Jeeps than we are over here.
>
> Earle
> "Jeff Strickland" <crwlr@verizon.net> wrote in message
> news:IW5Dh.1266$5F5.511@trnddc02...
>> In California, we simply buy commercial plates from the DMV.
>>
>> Passenger cars generally do not qualify for commercial plates, but trucks
>> often get commercial plates from the get-go. I don't know how the motor
>> vehicle people would look at a Cherokee (I think your Cherokee is a
> Liberty
>> over here -- which makes your position even worse).
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> "nichollette" <stokesy@esatclear.ie> wrote in message
>> news:erhp1j$ouh$1@reader01.news.esat.net...
>> > Hi,
>> > I'm in Ireland, with my Cherokee Jeep.. and have to pay an enormous
>> > slug
>> > of cash for road tax - around 1400 Euro. This would be cut
>> > dramatically
>> > if I had it converted to "commercial use" . Which seems to involve
>> > replacing the two rear side windows with some sort of blanking panels,
> and
>> > removing the rear seats. Question is - there a kit for this? If now,
> how
>> > easy is it to do? I've asked my local garage, but they don't know...
> The
>> > local jeep dealer is a bit formal, and unlikely to be of any
> assistance...
>> > anyone know anything about this?
>> >
>> > Tks
>> >
>> > Nichollette
>> >
>> > --
>> >
>> >
>> >
>>
>
>
>

Lee Ayrton

1400E works out to about $1840US. Ouch. Are there other taxes assocated
with motor vehicles in Ireland as well, or is that pretty much the whole
tax bite? In the US there are local property taxes levied as well as
taxes on motor fuels, but I don't think that I pay as much in combined
taxes on my `96 Cherokee, even at 20K miles a year.

Does this apply to you?
http://www.buncrana.ie/Article_Listi...tor+Tax+Online
Keyword search: Circular MT 10/2005

* All seats and seat belts to the rear of the driver must be removed and
the bolt holes welded over. This would mean you'll likely want to
fabricate a platform to fill in the space over the rear seat footwells.

* It is not necessary to insist that vehicle owners blacken out windows or
to remove windows & replace with other materials.

In the US "black out windows" can be accomplished with paint. If you need
to remove the glass and replace it with metal an autobody shop should be
able to do do that, but I'd guess that the cost is going to be roughly
what you're paying in road use tax now.

I looked for what USAns would call a "panel truck conversion" kit for a
Cherokee but found nothing. Oddly enough, what you want to do is the
reverse of what some truck owners in the US do. They install windows in
the sides of their panel trucks to allow them to drive on certain roads
with commercial vehicle restrictions.


On Wed, 21 Feb 2007, nichollette wrote:

> Hi,
> I'm in Ireland, with my Cherokee Jeep.. and have to pay an enormous slug of
> cash for road tax - around 1400 Euro. This would be cut dramatically if I
> had it converted to "commercial use" . Which seems to involve replacing the
> two rear side windows with some sort of blanking panels, and removing the
> rear seats. Question is - there a kit for this? If now, how easy is it to
> do? I've asked my local garage, but they don't know... The local jeep
> dealer is a bit formal, and unlikely to be of any assistance... anyone know
> anything about this?
>
> Tks
>
> Nichollette
>
> --
>
>
>
>

--
"We began to realize, as we plowed on with the destruction of New Jersey,
that the extent of our American lunatic fringe had been underestimated."
Orson Wells on the reaction to the _War Of The Worlds_ broadcast.

Lee Ayrton

1400E works out to about $1840US. Ouch. Are there other taxes assocated
with motor vehicles in Ireland as well, or is that pretty much the whole
tax bite? In the US there are local property taxes levied as well as
taxes on motor fuels, but I don't think that I pay as much in combined
taxes on my `96 Cherokee, even at 20K miles a year.

Does this apply to you?
http://www.buncrana.ie/Article_Listi...tor+Tax+Online
Keyword search: Circular MT 10/2005

* All seats and seat belts to the rear of the driver must be removed and
the bolt holes welded over. This would mean you'll likely want to
fabricate a platform to fill in the space over the rear seat footwells.

* It is not necessary to insist that vehicle owners blacken out windows or
to remove windows & replace with other materials.

In the US "black out windows" can be accomplished with paint. If you need
to remove the glass and replace it with metal an autobody shop should be
able to do do that, but I'd guess that the cost is going to be roughly
what you're paying in road use tax now.

I looked for what USAns would call a "panel truck conversion" kit for a
Cherokee but found nothing. Oddly enough, what you want to do is the
reverse of what some truck owners in the US do. They install windows in
the sides of their panel trucks to allow them to drive on certain roads
with commercial vehicle restrictions.


On Wed, 21 Feb 2007, nichollette wrote:

> Hi,
> I'm in Ireland, with my Cherokee Jeep.. and have to pay an enormous slug of
> cash for road tax - around 1400 Euro. This would be cut dramatically if I
> had it converted to "commercial use" . Which seems to involve replacing the
> two rear side windows with some sort of blanking panels, and removing the
> rear seats. Question is - there a kit for this? If now, how easy is it to
> do? I've asked my local garage, but they don't know... The local jeep
> dealer is a bit formal, and unlikely to be of any assistance... anyone know
> anything about this?
>
> Tks
>
> Nichollette
>
> --
>
>
>
>

--
"We began to realize, as we plowed on with the destruction of New Jersey,
that the extent of our American lunatic fringe had been underestimated."
Orson Wells on the reaction to the _War Of The Worlds_ broadcast.

Lee Ayrton

1400E works out to about $1840US. Ouch. Are there other taxes assocated
with motor vehicles in Ireland as well, or is that pretty much the whole
tax bite? In the US there are local property taxes levied as well as
taxes on motor fuels, but I don't think that I pay as much in combined
taxes on my `96 Cherokee, even at 20K miles a year.

Does this apply to you?
http://www.buncrana.ie/Article_Listi...tor+Tax+Online
Keyword search: Circular MT 10/2005

* All seats and seat belts to the rear of the driver must be removed and
the bolt holes welded over. This would mean you'll likely want to
fabricate a platform to fill in the space over the rear seat footwells.

* It is not necessary to insist that vehicle owners blacken out windows or
to remove windows & replace with other materials.

In the US "black out windows" can be accomplished with paint. If you need
to remove the glass and replace it with metal an autobody shop should be
able to do do that, but I'd guess that the cost is going to be roughly
what you're paying in road use tax now.

I looked for what USAns would call a "panel truck conversion" kit for a
Cherokee but found nothing. Oddly enough, what you want to do is the
reverse of what some truck owners in the US do. They install windows in
the sides of their panel trucks to allow them to drive on certain roads
with commercial vehicle restrictions.


On Wed, 21 Feb 2007, nichollette wrote:

> Hi,
> I'm in Ireland, with my Cherokee Jeep.. and have to pay an enormous slug of
> cash for road tax - around 1400 Euro. This would be cut dramatically if I
> had it converted to "commercial use" . Which seems to involve replacing the
> two rear side windows with some sort of blanking panels, and removing the
> rear seats. Question is - there a kit for this? If now, how easy is it to
> do? I've asked my local garage, but they don't know... The local jeep
> dealer is a bit formal, and unlikely to be of any assistance... anyone know
> anything about this?
>
> Tks
>
> Nichollette
>
> --
>
>
>
>

--
"We began to realize, as we plowed on with the destruction of New Jersey,
that the extent of our American lunatic fringe had been underestimated."
Orson Wells on the reaction to the _War Of The Worlds_ broadcast.

nichollette

I don't need a bone fide commercial use for the vehicle. I just need to
have the side rear windows permanently blanked, and the rear seats removed.
I'm unconcerned with the "look at me" factor. I had a litre handmade sports
car, and got rid of that because every time I returned to the car, there'd
be a crowd round it.

But you are correct about the Jeep - it IS seen in the UK as a bit of a
prestige vehicle, no matter that mine is an 95 model now. When I moved to
Ireland in 1998, I was the only one around with a Jeep - I mean a proper
Jeep, and there were very few WAD vehicles. Now, with everyone having loads
of cash, big vehicles are a status symbol. However, the Saab convertible is
the one that turns heads here now..... :-)

Nichollette


"Earle Horton" <apodo@gracioso.usa> wrote in message
news:_o-dnT1Hy6_0YEHYnZ2dnUVZ_qarnZ2d@comcast.com...
> Both vehicles look much like the small commercial vehicles that I saw in
> Spain, that are a sort of mini-pickup with a bed topper that is actually a
> part of the body, or something like the old panel trucks that you used to
> see around here, only smaller.
>
> I would be surprised if Nichollette got her "commercial use" permit
> without
> having a bona fide commercial use for the vehicle, but I suppose it is
> worth
> a try. One of reasons to buy a Jeep in Europe is the "look at me, I can
> afford a Jeep" factor, which is ruined when the windows are covered with
> sheet metal and the rear seats taken out. They are a lot more impressed
> with Jeeps than we are over here.
>
> Earle
> "Jeff Strickland" <crwlr@verizon.net> wrote in message
> news:IW5Dh.1266$5F5.511@trnddc02...
>> In California, we simply buy commercial plates from the DMV.
>>
>> Passenger cars generally do not qualify for commercial plates, but trucks
>> often get commercial plates from the get-go. I don't know how the motor
>> vehicle people would look at a Cherokee (I think your Cherokee is a
> Liberty
>> over here -- which makes your position even worse).
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> "nichollette" <stokesy@esatclear.ie> wrote in message
>> news:erhp1j$ouh$1@reader01.news.esat.net...
>> > Hi,
>> > I'm in Ireland, with my Cherokee Jeep.. and have to pay an enormous
>> > slug
>> > of cash for road tax - around 1400 Euro. This would be cut
>> > dramatically
>> > if I had it converted to "commercial use" . Which seems to involve
>> > replacing the two rear side windows with some sort of blanking panels,
> and
>> > removing the rear seats. Question is - there a kit for this? If now,
> how
>> > easy is it to do? I've asked my local garage, but they don't know...
> The
>> > local jeep dealer is a bit formal, and unlikely to be of any
> assistance...
>> > anyone know anything about this?
>> >
>> > Tks
>> >
>> > Nichollette
>> >
>> > --
>> >
>> >
>> >
>>
>
>

nichollette

I don't need a bone fide commercial use for the vehicle. I just need to
have the side rear windows permanently blanked, and the rear seats removed.
I'm unconcerned with the "look at me" factor. I had a litre handmade sports
car, and got rid of that because every time I returned to the car, there'd
be a crowd round it.

But you are correct about the Jeep - it IS seen in the UK as a bit of a
prestige vehicle, no matter that mine is an 95 model now. When I moved to
Ireland in 1998, I was the only one around with a Jeep - I mean a proper
Jeep, and there were very few WAD vehicles. Now, with everyone having loads
of cash, big vehicles are a status symbol. However, the Saab convertible is
the one that turns heads here now..... :-)

Nichollette


"Earle Horton" <apodo@gracioso.usa> wrote in message
news:_o-dnT1Hy6_0YEHYnZ2dnUVZ_qarnZ2d@comcast.com...
> Both vehicles look much like the small commercial vehicles that I saw in
> Spain, that are a sort of mini-pickup with a bed topper that is actually a
> part of the body, or something like the old panel trucks that you used to
> see around here, only smaller.
>
> I would be surprised if Nichollette got her "commercial use" permit
> without
> having a bona fide commercial use for the vehicle, but I suppose it is
> worth
> a try. One of reasons to buy a Jeep in Europe is the "look at me, I can
> afford a Jeep" factor, which is ruined when the windows are covered with
> sheet metal and the rear seats taken out. They are a lot more impressed
> with Jeeps than we are over here.
>
> Earle
> "Jeff Strickland" <crwlr@verizon.net> wrote in message
> news:IW5Dh.1266$5F5.511@trnddc02...
>> In California, we simply buy commercial plates from the DMV.
>>
>> Passenger cars generally do not qualify for commercial plates, but trucks
>> often get commercial plates from the get-go. I don't know how the motor
>> vehicle people would look at a Cherokee (I think your Cherokee is a
> Liberty
>> over here -- which makes your position even worse).
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> "nichollette" <stokesy@esatclear.ie> wrote in message
>> news:erhp1j$ouh$1@reader01.news.esat.net...
>> > Hi,
>> > I'm in Ireland, with my Cherokee Jeep.. and have to pay an enormous
>> > slug
>> > of cash for road tax - around 1400 Euro. This would be cut
>> > dramatically
>> > if I had it converted to "commercial use" . Which seems to involve
>> > replacing the two rear side windows with some sort of blanking panels,
> and
>> > removing the rear seats. Question is - there a kit for this? If now,
> how
>> > easy is it to do? I've asked my local garage, but they don't know...
> The
>> > local jeep dealer is a bit formal, and unlikely to be of any
> assistance...
>> > anyone know anything about this?
>> >
>> > Tks
>> >
>> > Nichollette
>> >
>> > --
>> >
>> >
>> >
>>
>
>

nichollette

I don't need a bone fide commercial use for the vehicle. I just need to
have the side rear windows permanently blanked, and the rear seats removed.
I'm unconcerned with the "look at me" factor. I had a litre handmade sports
car, and got rid of that because every time I returned to the car, there'd
be a crowd round it.

But you are correct about the Jeep - it IS seen in the UK as a bit of a
prestige vehicle, no matter that mine is an 95 model now. When I moved to
Ireland in 1998, I was the only one around with a Jeep - I mean a proper
Jeep, and there were very few WAD vehicles. Now, with everyone having loads
of cash, big vehicles are a status symbol. However, the Saab convertible is
the one that turns heads here now..... :-)

Nichollette


"Earle Horton" <apodo@gracioso.usa> wrote in message
news:_o-dnT1Hy6_0YEHYnZ2dnUVZ_qarnZ2d@comcast.com...
> Both vehicles look much like the small commercial vehicles that I saw in
> Spain, that are a sort of mini-pickup with a bed topper that is actually a
> part of the body, or something like the old panel trucks that you used to
> see around here, only smaller.
>
> I would be surprised if Nichollette got her "commercial use" permit
> without
> having a bona fide commercial use for the vehicle, but I suppose it is
> worth
> a try. One of reasons to buy a Jeep in Europe is the "look at me, I can
> afford a Jeep" factor, which is ruined when the windows are covered with
> sheet metal and the rear seats taken out. They are a lot more impressed
> with Jeeps than we are over here.
>
> Earle
> "Jeff Strickland" <crwlr@verizon.net> wrote in message
> news:IW5Dh.1266$5F5.511@trnddc02...
>> In California, we simply buy commercial plates from the DMV.
>>
>> Passenger cars generally do not qualify for commercial plates, but trucks
>> often get commercial plates from the get-go. I don't know how the motor
>> vehicle people would look at a Cherokee (I think your Cherokee is a
> Liberty
>> over here -- which makes your position even worse).
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> "nichollette" <stokesy@esatclear.ie> wrote in message
>> news:erhp1j$ouh$1@reader01.news.esat.net...
>> > Hi,
>> > I'm in Ireland, with my Cherokee Jeep.. and have to pay an enormous
>> > slug
>> > of cash for road tax - around 1400 Euro. This would be cut
>> > dramatically
>> > if I had it converted to "commercial use" . Which seems to involve
>> > replacing the two rear side windows with some sort of blanking panels,
> and
>> > removing the rear seats. Question is - there a kit for this? If now,
> how
>> > easy is it to do? I've asked my local garage, but they don't know...
> The
>> > local jeep dealer is a bit formal, and unlikely to be of any
> assistance...
>> > anyone know anything about this?
>> >
>> > Tks
>> >
>> > Nichollette
>> >
>> > --
>> >
>> >
>> >
>>
>
>

Earle Horton

Well you have several suggestions for blanking the windows. Now all you
need is a worker to separate you from your cash. Good luck.

Earle

"nichollette" <stokesy@esatclear.ie> wrote in message
news:erknlp$uhr$1@reader01.news.esat.net...
> I don't need a bone fide commercial use for the vehicle. I just need to
> have the side rear windows permanently blanked, and the rear seats
removed.
> I'm unconcerned with the "look at me" factor. I had a litre handmade
sports
> car, and got rid of that because every time I returned to the car, there'd
> be a crowd round it.
>
> But you are correct about the Jeep - it IS seen in the UK as a bit of a
> prestige vehicle, no matter that mine is an 95 model now. When I moved to
> Ireland in 1998, I was the only one around with a Jeep - I mean a proper
> Jeep, and there were very few WAD vehicles. Now, with everyone having
loads
> of cash, big vehicles are a status symbol. However, the Saab convertible
is
> the one that turns heads here now..... :-)
>
> Nichollette
>
>
> "Earle Horton" <apodo@gracioso.usa> wrote in message
> news:_o-dnT1Hy6_0YEHYnZ2dnUVZ_qarnZ2d@comcast.com...
> > Both vehicles look much like the small commercial vehicles that I saw in
> > Spain, that are a sort of mini-pickup with a bed topper that is actually
a
> > part of the body, or something like the old panel trucks that you used
to
> > see around here, only smaller.
> >
> > I would be surprised if Nichollette got her "commercial use" permit
> > without
> > having a bona fide commercial use for the vehicle, but I suppose it is
> > worth
> > a try. One of reasons to buy a Jeep in Europe is the "look at me, I can
> > afford a Jeep" factor, which is ruined when the windows are covered with
> > sheet metal and the rear seats taken out. They are a lot more impressed
> > with Jeeps than we are over here.
> >
> > Earle
> > "Jeff Strickland" <crwlr@verizon.net> wrote in message
> > news:IW5Dh.1266$5F5.511@trnddc02...
> >> In California, we simply buy commercial plates from the DMV.
> >>
> >> Passenger cars generally do not qualify for commercial plates, but
trucks
> >> often get commercial plates from the get-go. I don't know how the motor
> >> vehicle people would look at a Cherokee (I think your Cherokee is a
> > Liberty
> >> over here -- which makes your position even worse).
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> "nichollette" <stokesy@esatclear.ie> wrote in message
> >> news:erhp1j$ouh$1@reader01.news.esat.net...
> >> > Hi,
> >> > I'm in Ireland, with my Cherokee Jeep.. and have to pay an enormous
> >> > slug
> >> > of cash for road tax - around 1400 Euro. This would be cut
> >> > dramatically
> >> > if I had it converted to "commercial use" . Which seems to involve
> >> > replacing the two rear side windows with some sort of blanking
panels,
> > and
> >> > removing the rear seats. Question is - there a kit for this? If
now,
> > how
> >> > easy is it to do? I've asked my local garage, but they don't know...
> > The
> >> > local jeep dealer is a bit formal, and unlikely to be of any
> > assistance...
> >> > anyone know anything about this?
> >> >
> >> > Tks
> >> >
> >> > Nichollette
> >> >
> >> > --
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >>
> >
> >
>
>

Earle Horton

Well you have several suggestions for blanking the windows. Now all you
need is a worker to separate you from your cash. Good luck.

Earle

"nichollette" <stokesy@esatclear.ie> wrote in message
news:erknlp$uhr$1@reader01.news.esat.net...
> I don't need a bone fide commercial use for the vehicle. I just need to
> have the side rear windows permanently blanked, and the rear seats
removed.
> I'm unconcerned with the "look at me" factor. I had a litre handmade
sports
> car, and got rid of that because every time I returned to the car, there'd
> be a crowd round it.
>
> But you are correct about the Jeep - it IS seen in the UK as a bit of a
> prestige vehicle, no matter that mine is an 95 model now. When I moved to
> Ireland in 1998, I was the only one around with a Jeep - I mean a proper
> Jeep, and there were very few WAD vehicles. Now, with everyone having
loads
> of cash, big vehicles are a status symbol. However, the Saab convertible
is
> the one that turns heads here now..... :-)
>
> Nichollette
>
>
> "Earle Horton" <apodo@gracioso.usa> wrote in message
> news:_o-dnT1Hy6_0YEHYnZ2dnUVZ_qarnZ2d@comcast.com...
> > Both vehicles look much like the small commercial vehicles that I saw in
> > Spain, that are a sort of mini-pickup with a bed topper that is actually
a
> > part of the body, or something like the old panel trucks that you used
to
> > see around here, only smaller.
> >
> > I would be surprised if Nichollette got her "commercial use" permit
> > without
> > having a bona fide commercial use for the vehicle, but I suppose it is
> > worth
> > a try. One of reasons to buy a Jeep in Europe is the "look at me, I can
> > afford a Jeep" factor, which is ruined when the windows are covered with
> > sheet metal and the rear seats taken out. They are a lot more impressed
> > with Jeeps than we are over here.
> >
> > Earle
> > "Jeff Strickland" <crwlr@verizon.net> wrote in message
> > news:IW5Dh.1266$5F5.511@trnddc02...
> >> In California, we simply buy commercial plates from the DMV.
> >>
> >> Passenger cars generally do not qualify for commercial plates, but
trucks
> >> often get commercial plates from the get-go. I don't know how the motor
> >> vehicle people would look at a Cherokee (I think your Cherokee is a
> > Liberty
> >> over here -- which makes your position even worse).
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> "nichollette" <stokesy@esatclear.ie> wrote in message
> >> news:erhp1j$ouh$1@reader01.news.esat.net...
> >> > Hi,
> >> > I'm in Ireland, with my Cherokee Jeep.. and have to pay an enormous
> >> > slug
> >> > of cash for road tax - around 1400 Euro. This would be cut
> >> > dramatically
> >> > if I had it converted to "commercial use" . Which seems to involve
> >> > replacing the two rear side windows with some sort of blanking
panels,
> > and
> >> > removing the rear seats. Question is - there a kit for this? If
now,
> > how
> >> > easy is it to do? I've asked my local garage, but they don't know...
> > The
> >> > local jeep dealer is a bit formal, and unlikely to be of any
> > assistance...
> >> > anyone know anything about this?
> >> >
> >> > Tks
> >> >
> >> > Nichollette
> >> >
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