hang on i live in nsw...
Ãt ain't that easy... now sure if you got enough money and you have everything engineered to comply with the CURRENT Australian Design Rules (ADR, not when the car was made) Then yes i'm sure the RTA would let the vehicle be registered... but god knows how many times you will be pulled over by cops who will sticker car on 'if in doubt clause' and the vehicle will have to go over the pits and you have to show every god damn certificate you have to get it cleared (heaven forbid a fault develops along the way requiring you to re-engineer it)
Now you got to insure it with a greenslip annually... i'm sure that's expensive. (more
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So then you also got to think of the annual pink slip (Road worthy certificate)... not expensive i'm sure (something like $30) but most mechanics will list every fault they find just to be on the safe side.. so you have to do all the repairs before you can re-register it for another 12months.
Look at this way, project will cost one thing...
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maintaining quite another.
So hey, it works like every other states, in the end you may just decide to risk it and hope no one takes note.
While where on the topic, a little birdie told me that in queensland once you register a vehicle in your name and pass the RWC you don't need to undergo annual road worthy certificates for the duration of your owniship, unless of course someone buy's it off you.. then to put it there name they need a RWC?
If this is true it would explain the number of QLD plates that reside in NSW homes.
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