My little project is going for sale. Unfortunately Revenue have decided that it doesn't meet the requirements to be classified as a camper. The main issue is that they want the kitchen accessible from inside the vehicle. I've sent them links to numerous small Irish campers which have this set up at the rear ie outdoor kitchen.. The guy in Revenue recommended appealing the decision and I'm sure ultimately you would eventually get it across the line as it meets the EU requirements. I haven't got the time for this so it's going to have to go unfortunately.
It's passed the SQI inspection with flying colours and they were happy to sign it off as a camper.
The vehicle itself is registered as a 2 seater commercial and is in superb condition, really well kept. I suppose the options for a purchaser are one of the following:
1. Leave in current configuration and put pressure on Revenue to pass.
2. Leave in current configuration and use as 2 seat camper on commercial tax.
3. Strip everything out and have as 2 seat commercial
4. Remove camper conversion parts and register as a 5 seater crew cab under new rules.
Unfortunately none of the above suit us as we have a baby on the way and want a camper with at least 3 usable seats.
http://www.adverts.ie/campers-…on/5748934
It's passed the SQI inspection with flying colours and they were happy to sign it off as a camper.
The vehicle itself is registered as a 2 seater commercial and is in superb condition, really well kept. I suppose the options for a purchaser are one of the following:
1. Leave in current configuration and put pressure on Revenue to pass.
2. Leave in current configuration and use as 2 seat camper on commercial tax.
3. Strip everything out and have as 2 seat commercial
4. Remove camper conversion parts and register as a 5 seater crew cab under new rules.
Unfortunately none of the above suit us as we have a baby on the way and want a camper with at least 3 usable seats.
http://www.adverts.ie/campers-…on/5748934