Folks,

 

I just added a section to the FAQ about engineering cars etc. Still needs editing, but its useable so far.

 

Read Me

 

I have researched stuff in Victoria and SA, but have no idea about any other states. I hear about mod plates and blue plates, but it all means nothing to me.

 

I was hoping someone else could fill in the other 6 gaps, or at least email me with a summary of what they had to do/who they had to talk to etc so that I can expand for all the states in Aus.

 

Please have a read, try to get an idea of what info I need to see and let me know. Or you could edit the wiki yourself.

 

Cheers.

 

Tom.

In NSW you read this:

 

http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/registration/dow...ns_nov_2007.pdf

 

There is a table in the document outlining the maximum capacity increases etc.

 

 

Then ring one of these:

 

http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/registration/dow...es_apr_2008.pdf

 

Then take your certificate to a mechanic who can do a blue slip and a brown slip (change of details form), you need these even if the car is registered.

 

Then get a weighbridge certificate.

 

Then take the engineering certificate, blue slip, brown slip and the weighbridge certificate to the RTA and they give you a new rego sticker with a new ref. number printed on it.

 

Then its all legal.

Cheers Jono, I'll add that when I get a chance.

Good work Philbey! Definitely something that's discussed a bit so good to have it in the wiki! i'll hopefully be able to update you in a couple of months as to whether my ke70+4age gets through. Still adding some finishing touches to make sure its all good! :lolcry:

I was going to see if you could give an update on your progress. Let me know mate, and I'll write it up for the FAQ as well.

Didnt need a weigh bridge ticket here..

 

or a brown slip

Where's "here" ??

over there :lolcry:

 

Some very handy information in the FAQ :yes:

i meant here as in "in my situation"

Ahh, righty oh then :lolcry:

 

Some very handy information in the FAQ :(

Not wrong :yes:

Just need someone one with QLD's department of transport experience as well