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Temporary Australian
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Central Queensland
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Hey guys, as the topic states, im selling my car and looks like it might be going to Vic, what forms will I be looking at organizing to make it a smooth transition?
whats needed? I have a roadworty but due to KMS I need a new one, or will I need one as its going to vic? Cheers Mick |
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'01 AU11 XR8 UTE
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Dark side of the moon
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hey mate i think you will find that you need a victorian road worthy certificate.
i assume you are tryna transfur the rego to vic? you mite have a bit of trouble when it comes to the mods you have done tho. when i was looking at transfuring the rego from vic to qld on my old car, everything was pretty straight forward except the mods part! good luck
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Brisbane
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You shouldn't need one as the car will be regd in VIC. Get paid and wave it good bye.
edit - or maybe you do? http://transport.qld.gov.au/Home/Reg..._certificates/ Quote:
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'01 AU11 XR8 UTE
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Powered by Ford
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Where the beers cold
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Yep when the new owner transfers the car into his/her name, they will need a Vic rwc to get it registered.
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Rob
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Woodcroft S.A.
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you don't need to worry about anything. its up to the buyer to make sure everything is fine for the state he is in.
i bought my ba from qld and wasn't fussed whether it had rwc or not as they are not applicable in s.a. Same with my eb which i bought from nsw. there was a couple of things that didn't pass when i tried to re register it in s.a. and when i pointed out that it had a valid rwc they basically laughed and said it means squat. as has been said, just take the money and wave good bye. |
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: May 2005
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what ever you do DONT leave plates and rego sticker on car,i traded my commodore in on a Fairlane in Victoria a while ago well on a trip from QLD,he told me he will send plates back into his RTA office, long story short i had to fill in stack decks at QLD transport every time i recieved a fine from car yard selling my old commodore with my QLD rego and QLD transport said there was nothing they could do to help me even though the car yard broke the law reselling with my rego.
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'01 AU11 XR8 UTE
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Dark side of the moon
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yep i took the plates off my old car, rang vicroads and canceled the rego and handed the plates in to qld transport..... still waiting on cheque
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Temporary Australian
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Central Queensland
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Ok sweet, thanks guys
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Rob
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Woodcroft S.A.
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i wouldn't remove plates mate! when you sell a car the new owner has 1 or 2 weeks to have it transferred into his name, whether its interstate or not. after that you can cancel the rego. when you sell a car here in s.a. there is a portion of the rego paper the new owner fills out complete with his drivers licence no. address etc etc. so there is evidence of sale.
also any remaining rego on the car goes to the new owner. when they cancel the rego and re register it in vic they then take the plates in to vicroads (or wherever you do rego in vic) and they will cancel them and give you a form to send to rta (nsw) to get refund for the rest of the rego. some fees and charges come out and you don't get the ctp portion back, just the rego fee. if you cancel the rego before hand you are basically selling an unregistered car and the new buyer needs to be aware of that. if it was me buying it i'd want the price adjusted accordingly also. |
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Brisbane
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Mick, have a look at the transport.qld.gov.au site. There is a checklist page for sellers which includes a link to the form you need. The form comes in two parts, one that goes with the seller for his new rego and one that stays with you for you to give to transport up here that shows when you got rid of the car and who the new owner is. There is a section that addresses personalised plates and what to do.
I can't remember the details but if timing is too short, find out how much it will be to get your plates re-printed and get a deposit from the bloke to the same amount to make sure he sends them back. here 'tis http://www.support.transport.qld.gov...tforms/QF3520/ |
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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Join Date: Sep 2006
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i stand by my comments that rwc's mean squat when selling interstate though. the new state will want to do their own checks before giving new rego for that state. slightly off topic, but i regularly visit qld and compared to s.a. where yearly rwc's are not required, there is still a lot of junk driving around up there so obviously its not that hard to pass. i realise mechanics who pass cars that aren't roadworthy can get into a lot of trouble but thats not to say it doesn't happen. the idea is good but unless all cars are checked by a handful of dedicated people for the job (totally unrealistic) it will never be perfect. |
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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Qld RWC wont be useful for Vic rego, but will enable Barge to sell it with plates and balance of rego without any legal consequences for him, and allow the new owner to get it home. Barge just make sure you fill out and have them fill out the same transfer form and date it. Give him a week, and hand that into the DOT. New owner will need to then get another RWC in Vic to get Vic reg (his problem, not yours). The Qld reg will be valid as long as the new owner doesnt waste time transferring the car into his name in Vic. Barge does not have to concern himself with the new owners 'residency', he only need concern himself with RWC for selling with plates, or take the plates off. As long as Barge supplies the RWC, has a completed and dated transfer form, nothing the new owner does comes back at Barge. No annual RWC in Qld either. RWC is only required when a vehicles ownership is transferred. Last edited by fmc351; 08-04-2008 at 10:45 AM. |
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: May 2005
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Barge you will need a new RWC if car has travelled more than 2000kms since rwc was issued or 48 days has past since issued both these instances make a QLD RWC null and void.
funny thing is NSW will accept a QLD RWC but i dont think it applies to other states, and for those who get a permit to drive one way most states accept anothers except NSW ,once you cross border into NSW the cops can and will book you,if you dont have a NSW one as well,for driving an unregistered vehicle even though you might have it worded to travel down Hi-way to Victoria or vice versa,crazy but true.
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Temporary Australian
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Central Queensland
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Soooooooo Confused right now lol
BUT, decided i dont care about the registration and the money owed to me by QT, as it runs out next month anyhow, so the car going with plates isnt a concern, and the personalised plates arent ont he car anymore, so thats not in the equation. So, sell the car registered to new owner in Vic, then go to Queensland Transport with my form, and sent new owner to Vicroads with their form and my plate when they get home with their Vic rated RWC, and no need to get myself a new RWC( QLD) have i got it right?? Mick |
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let it burn
Join Date: Feb 2006
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Dept of Trpt on one month reg would only give you maybe $10 anyway, Id be more concerned about how much they will take from you for leaving the plates on. |
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Temporary Australian
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Central Queensland
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its no problem for me to run down and get a new one. so thats not an issue
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Temporary Australian
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Central Queensland
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Awesome, ill book it in tomorrow then to redo that.... then print th enessecary forms
Thanks Guys! |
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Assens, Denmark
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as everyone has already mentioned, the QLD rwc will be useless if someone from Vic is coming to pick it up.
do not leave the number plates on the car if you're not providing a rwc. all the new owner has to do, is organize an 'unregistered vehicle permit', from QLD, NSW and VIC for the days that he/she will be travelling. yes, if they choose to do this, they will be driving with NO number plates. and that's fine as long as they've organized their permits and insurance. it is completely legal. |
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Temporary Australian
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Central Queensland
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I have decided to go and get a RWC, instead of de-registering the car, as the car hasnt actually sold yet, and i also had a bit more local interest in it today, so its easier to sell a registered car
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Temporary Australian
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Central Queensland
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Turns out it didnt pass :( stoopid chinese cheap tail lights, i do a lot of night driving and the parker lights melted the plastic, so now im in a mad rush to find a set of genuine ones :(
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Join Date: Apr 2007
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you can post date the sale there for the sale diddnt happen and person drives home legally... but u write a sigend paper sayign that x person is in control
(this is what i did when i got my l series from new castle... had no dramas.. or you hand in the reg and plates and the victorian gets a permit to drive an unregistered vehicle back from qld... cost them $32 im pretty sure
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Margate
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Hi guys i just bought a new ute from NSW, i live in QLD, when i get it back to QLD am i going to need another rwc and then have to pay for rego? the ute has rego till June next year, if i cancel it at NSW transport dept will i get the refund or will the guys i bought it from get it?
Thanks
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Join Date: Apr 2007
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you will get the refund and yeah you wil need a roadie and reg
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Lion Tammer
Join Date: Oct 2008
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Interesting about the comments on refunds, I'm in Sydney bought my Explorer in Vic with QLD rego, now if i get my RWC to rego it for NSW i loose the balance of what rego is left (april next year) and i dont get a refund on the balance of QLD rego, so i'm opting to continue to drive with the current rego till it runs out and then re-rego it as an un-rego'd car, which is what will happen if i did it now (Blue slip in NSW), Ok shoot me for doing this, but i only drive it to work (10k's) and back and locally and i dont speed, Bugger it i'm not going to waste the much rego and not get a cent back for doing so
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Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Perth WA
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If ppl didn'y buy chinese crap they wouldn't have the problems that it causes. Serves you right for being cheap!!!! Mind you, OEM are greedy sods.... |
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