alex.. I did NOT .. I had heard of single type approval.. but only import all  VW spilt buses and old Caddies to the UK the last few years.. thanks for info.. later bc

Individual Vehicle Approval or Single Vehicle Approval cannot be done by a manufaturer on a kit, it has to be done by the builder once it's completed to check for safety.

Surprised you din't know that.

alex..  looked at the DLVA site for the IVA/SVA certificate, about the same as in NC for the chokes..  lots of lots of forms..  and you need paperbag to hold all the forms   here for approval( about 33 pages).  you would have  thought Anderson Cubs would have had a IVA cert?? or can you only get this after you assemble there?? later bc

jim.. I could  import with NO vin number and taking engine and tranny out with the other NON DOT items. like windsceen , seatbelts.. btw. I have talked to charles anderson the CEO   about importing the new cubs for him. but he wanted 9000 quid.. which was abut $14000 USD at the time.and NO engine or tranny.. last year.  which was stupic money.. fyi   I can buy the new chokes with new engine for $9500.. USD   a basic CKD kit..  thanks bc

Bill, you can see this is a very newly built vehicle, so right away you are going to hit the 25 year old rule for entry into USA. Andersen started building these again, after being forced out by BMWs refusal to sell them Powerplants, after their buyout from AE.
The early ones are still eligible for entry, but I wouldn't bet on this one being allowed in.. Incidentally, they were actually an improvement on the MOKE they copied. Galvanised Chassis, no rear Subframe, as the Radius arms mount directly onto the Heelboard. The Front also comes off, so a lot easier to work on. Jim

hi alex.. thought you would know about this..  do you have do something like the radical rebuilts with the 8 point system to keep the old  V5 and Vin number??  assume the moke does NOT have either?? thanks b c

Ahhh....

Anyone buying this in the UK could be in for an expensive shock - it hasn't got an IVA/SVA certificate, and they are proving ever more difficult to obtain on Mini based kit cars.

I'd imagine it could also prove "interesting" for an unsuspecting buyer in the USA.

//m.ebay.co.uk/itm/232122938185

Just posted..  a damn good replica of a moke.. and cheap.. in the UK.. expect to pay $1500 to ship over the pond.. www.ebay.co.uk  # 232122938185  www.amcgb.com   I think is charles anderson website..  later b c