We are in the middle of tearing my daughter's bedroom apart for redecoration this weekend as she is away for another 3 weeks. So in the middle of taking delivery of new furniture, dashing out to hire a wallpaper steamer and packing all her stuff away in boxes (our loungeroom is FULL), I took time off to meet the engineer at our place on Saturday afternoon. He was happy with the car and went over the NCOP14 checkboxes with me. He checked out the stuff I had done since he first saw the car then we went for a brief drive. Satisfied, he took away the Electric Vogue manual (written on the preceeding two days), the NCOP14 document and some pictures that he took.
Before leaving though, he stuck a nice new sticker to the engine bay side of the firewall indicating the the Vogue now had Electric Drive (pictures to come).
He will mail (or has already mailed) out the complience document to me which I then take to VicRoads for the fuel type change on the registration. He was concerned that the Vogue has the Chassis number on an aluminiun plate pop-riveted to the front of the engine bay and wants me the take along supporting documentation.
Since the Vogue is already registered I can't see that being an issue but we'll see.
Note smaller aluminiun plate to the right of the bonnet latch.
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