hopefully soon :)... and do not forget to show us some nice pictures while modifying your rig
hopefully soon :)... and do not forget to show us some nice pictures while modifying your rig
Off-Road Ranger III
20111
Influencer II
What you may want to consider is that even if it's legal you might get In trouble with some things because they get considered as "to dangerous", there are two things coming directly to the mind: stubby front bumper with stinger and tires sticking out of the fenders by far.Good to know that this all seems reasonable. I'll now need to do more research on how I'll ship my rig back and forth from the states.
Thanks for the information related to Insurance Policies.Good information regarding the temporary import to EU: Temporary importation of a vehicle
And I would like to add an important information to the insurance topic. I helped some overlanders with a rig registered in Australia some time ago to get the 3rd party insurance for Europe. It turned out that for some reason not ALL countries we as EU residents and with vehcicles registered in the EU usually have included (and even this depends on the inusrance companies, sometimes they exclude for example Russia, sometimes it is included). So if you get the insurance documents, check that and if necessary get an additional insurance at the border.
Enjoy,
Bjoern
Off-Road Ranger III
20111
Hi Paul,Thanks for the information related to Insurance Policies.
By any chance are there any Insurers that provide full coverage or at least 3rd part with Fire & Theft?
Thanks,
Paul
Hi Paul,
The information I posted above about insurance is related to NON-EU rigs/ NON-EU-residents. I do not know how car insurance works in Malta, but I assume that it is similar to other states in Europe. In Germany a liability insurance is mandatory for the car. On top we can choose a part or a full coverage (and various add-ons).
Maybe check with you local insurance agent or insurer?
Cheers, Bjoern
Off-Road Ranger III
20111
... ah, understand. I an ask somebody about this and if I find out something useful, I will come back to you!Hi Bjoern,
It's the same here in Malta. But they will not issue full coverage when driving abroad :/
Cheers, Paul
Off-Road Ranger III
20111
Thanks for your comments, I wasn't planning on doing such "in your face" modification.Wha
What you may want to consider is that even if it's legal you might get In trouble with some things because they get considered as "to dangerous", there are two things coming directly to the mind: stubby front bumper with stinger and tires sticking out of the fenders by far.
The reaction to this will really depend on the mood of the police officer, but it has the potential to ruin your day.