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Warren Moore
TryHard
Victoria
MiGoreng JZZ31 @ 999rwkw
Posts: 403
Reg: 01-2010
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not sure if this is allowed on the forums or not, but im looking for an "under the table" roadworthy. so if anyone knows somebody who might be able to hook me up for the right price, please shoot me a PM. |
Aiden Cheese
DieHard
QLD
Soarer jzz30
Posts: 545
Reg: 09-2009
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You have the weirdest set of ethics I've ever seen.
If i remember correctly you said you'd NEVER EVER get a cheap head unit, but you're perfectly okay with getting a phoneworthy?
What kind of person are you? |
Mike Bradberry
Goo Roo
Queensland
V8 UnLimited
Posts: 1921
Reg: 07-2005
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Glad I'm not the one buying from you. |
Warren Moore
TryHard
Victoria
MiGoreng JZZ31 @ 999rwkw
Posts: 405
Reg: 01-2010
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im not selling my car, i am just transferring the rego over into my name hence i need a roadworthy. nothing wrong with the car, just cant be fvcked changing wheels, suspension, steering wheel etc. just for a roadworthy |
Shane Haverkamp
TryHard
nsw
soarer TT
Posts: 344
Reg: 10-2007
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since when did you need a road worthy to get a car swapped into someone's name? |
Natasha D'Abreo
DieHard
Victoria
TT
Posts: 590
Reg: 10-2009
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warrens right you do actually need a roadworthy to get a car into you name, it has to be reregistered if rego is cancelled and a roadworthy, plus vic roads inspection.
i had to do it for my car. and tried to for another car we had, but cost to much for a rwc, o we just sold it in the end, no reg no rwc. |
Aiden Cheese
DieHard
QLD
Soarer jzz30
Posts: 547
Reg: 09-2009
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Shane Haverkamp wrote on Monday, June 14, 2010 - 05:51 pm:since when did you need a road worthy to get a car swapped into someone's name?
Road worthy to get the car registered. Or road worthy to get the car registration in your name.
Either way that's how you own a registered car.
You can own a car without registration without getting a roadworthy. Just regular rules apply if disputes happen - receipts for proof of purchase. |
Mike Beck
Goo Roo
New Zealand
E36 Coupe
Posts: 4680
Reg: 11-2005
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Why not just get your car road worthy and then sort it out?
Can you not afford it? If thats the case then you shouldn't be playing with cars until you can. |
Warren Moore
TryHard
Victoria
MiGoreng JZZ31 @ 999rwkw
Posts: 407
Reg: 01-2010
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its just a lot of fvcking around, for example replacing suspension and changing wheels just to name a few things |
Aiden Cheese
DieHard
QLD
Soarer jzz30
Posts: 551
Reg: 09-2009
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Sure but i guess you'd spend the extra few hundred to get a brand name head unit. Strong priorities. |
Warren Moore
TryHard
Victoria
MiGoreng JZZ31 @ 999rwkw
Posts: 408
Reg: 01-2010
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you buy a cheap headunit to save money. roadworthies under the table cost 3x the price of standard ones, money well spent if it saves you a •••• load of headaches. just like how money is well spent on a branded head unit. I don't what what your trying to say aiden |
Ali Saeed
Goo Roo
WA
UZZ31
Posts: 2491
Reg: 09-2007
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i dont agree with doing the dodgy road worthy, but i do understand what Warren is saying. it is a pain taking all your mods off and then putting them back on after roadworthy. |
Aiden Cheese
DieHard
QLD
Soarer jzz30
Posts: 553
Reg: 09-2009
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Ali Saeed wrote on Tuesday, June 15, 2010 - 12:13 am:it is a pain taking all your mods off and then putting them back on after roadworthy.
Go own a commodore. |
Ali Saeed
Goo Roo
WA
UZZ31
Posts: 2492
Reg: 09-2007
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your statement is fail |
Aiden Cheese
DieHard
QLD
Soarer jzz30
Posts: 554
Reg: 09-2009
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Spout more internet catchphrases. |
Vinh Bui
Goo Roo
NSW
96 JZZ30 (TT)
Posts: 3078
Reg: 07-2005
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Guys, chill. I don't agree with what Warren is asking about either, but there's no need to start getting into each other's hair about it.
Warren, if you lived in NSW I could point you out to numerous dodgy mechanics that do this sort of thing. Only reason I know is my moron mates tend to do these sort of things only to end up getting defected a week later. I highly do not recommend what you're trying to do here, but I understand your situation. Best of luck with it all. |
Gary Poloskei
TryHard
A.C.T
Soarer JZZ30 GT-TL
Posts: 491
Reg: 01-2008
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Just go to a local petrol station type inspection station, make sure your car looks clean as a whistle, and talk nice to the boss. They should do it no worries.
Unless your car looks ridiculously illegal of course. |
David Tra
Goo Roo
qld
AWD
Posts: 1506
Reg: 11-2007
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I know a few guys here also. Look in the yellow pages for mobile road worthys and book it in for the evening... |
Ty Mackay
Goo Roo
WA
Soarer TT 1jz-gte
Posts: 1343
Reg: 01-2009
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not to mention guys, warren had alot of his mods only recently installed.... would be a pain to have them taken off after so shortly of having them installed...
warren... your a typical asian  (no racsim, inside joke) |
Ben Kelly
DieHard
Lakemba
v8
Posts: 793
Reg: 08-2005
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the law is an ass for sure and legislation is its ass handler so no qualms there. but warren maybe you can cruise around and ask a few people. we wouldnt want a public forum being dragged into ill repute after all! |
Dan McColl
Goo Roo
Victoria (The Nazi State)
Active V8 and the Beast.
Posts: 2646
Reg: 07-2005
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The problem you will have is that if the car is un-reg or interstate reg, the it will still need a vicroads inspection.
In theory this should only be a vin/engine no check, but it you get an ass then you could wind up in the crap, as well as the bodgy rwc guy. |
Warren Moore
TryHard
Victoria
MiGoreng JZZ31 @ 999rwkw
Posts: 410
Reg: 01-2010
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we have previously registered a car that was registered in another state without a checkup. as long as the vin/engine match up on vicroads system, you just have to provide a roadworthy and a document of sales. you can also register an unregistered car without an inspection as long as its within 3 months of the expired rego.
and for those curious, i found a guy that can do roadworthy's in melb. $250 without an inspection of the car, just provide vin/engine. anyone interested just pm me |
Matthew Sharpe
Goo Roo
North Island
JZZ31
Posts: 5606
Reg: 10-2005
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Wow, in NZ you can both lose your inspection licence and be prosecuted with pretty nasty fines if you are caught providing illegal WOF's (RWC's) - its happened a few times in the last few years. I believe you can even be prosecuted for criminal negligence if your failure to ensure the saftey of the inspected car can be proven to have caused an accident leading to injury - then its off to prison for some serious time.
I would have thought it would be far worse in Victoria the Nazi state - surly you get publicly flogged or castrated or something if you are caught providing dodgy RWC's? |
David Vaughan
Goo Roo
Relaxed
IS300
Posts: 4949
Reg: 07-2005
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The same happens here, Matthew. It is just that Warren has found a person of his own standards with regard to the safety of others. |
Matthew Sharpe
Goo Roo
North Island
JZZ31
Posts: 5610
Reg: 10-2005
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Mike Beck
Goo Roo
New Zealand
E36 Coupe
Posts: 4688
Reg: 11-2005
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Slav Todorovic
TryHard
nsw
tt pov pack
Posts: 193
Reg: 05-2009
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easy solution, One Australia one system, get rid of the states, equality for all "Republic republic republic" hehe
it will never happen as there is to much mula to be made this way |
David Vaughan
Goo Roo
Relaxed
IS300
Posts: 4953
Reg: 07-2005
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I agree about the States part, having had to re-register two cars owing to nothing more than moving from ACT, a small enclave within NSW, to NSW.
It is absurd.
Recent legislation has set out to make road rules and registration laws identical in all State jurisdictions, so why are the States involved any longer? So they can tout on number plates for tourists? |
Dan McColl
Goo Roo
Victoria (The Nazi State)
Active V8 and the Beast.
Posts: 2652
Reg: 07-2005
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Warren Moore wrote on Friday, June 18, 2010 - 12:00 am:we have previously registered a car that was registered in another state without a checkup. as long as the vin/engine match up on vicroads system, you just have to provide a roadworthy and a document of sales. you can also register an unregistered car without an inspection as long as its within 3 months of the expired rego.
Correct for basic common cars. Imports are now classified as 'high risk vehicles' and require a vicroads inspection. At least they did in October last year. |
Warren Moore
TryHard
Victoria
MiGoreng JZZ31 @ 999rwkw
Posts: 424
Reg: 01-2010
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Dan McColl wrote on Sunday, June 20, 2010 - 07:32 pm:
Not the case anymore |
Rob Rojo
Goo Roo
NSW
Soarer Single Turbo Manual
Posts: 4239
Reg: 02-2010
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I couldn't care less about a republic but I 100% agree with the one Australia one system idea as far as roads and licencing goes. |
Andrew Ferres
Goo Roo
WA
'90 C-F Celsior V8, '89 Crown Wagon V8, '84 Soarer V8
Posts: 1260
Reg: 07-2005
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Not sure about other states, but WA is pretty simple for those moving here.
If you've had the car for more than a year, and its not modified', or the modifications are approved, then no inspection needed.
http://www.transport.wa.gov.au/licensing/yourvehicle/1383.asp |
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