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Bugs Casual Dubber

48 posts · joined Apr 2004 ·

#286549
I was hoping to get some information on what is involved in transfering NSW rego from one owner to another (in NSW). Is the car required to be inspected before being transfered into a new owners name (this is the case in ACT) or is it simply an annual inspection that is required?

Any help would be appreciated.

barls Administrator Causer of Chaos and Mayhem

9,473 posts · joined Jun 2004 ·

#286553
if its coming from interstate it will need a blueslip which is an unregistered inpection
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Bugs Casual Dubber

48 posts · joined Apr 2004 ·

#286555
Nope, registered in NSW by current owner and I want to rego it at my address in NSW. Any inspection required or do I simply go to the RTA and transfer the rego?

Do I need to get a green slip (CTP Insurance) before I take delivery or is the car covered under the current green slip?

sax Insano Dub Head

846 posts · joined Mar 2004 ·

#286557
No inspection needed. Just pay your money (heaps in NSW) and its yours.
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Freddie Fender Officially Full-On Dubber

328 posts · joined Jun 2004 ·

#286567
You must pay the transfer within 2 weeks of purchasing the car or else the RTA whacks a big fine on you. Rego costs enough here as it is without paying the buggers more money!
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sax Insano Dub Head

846 posts · joined Mar 2004 ·

#286571
Dishonest, criminal people have been known to understate the value of the car in order to reduce the tax take.
They should be jailed.

Easy to convince the thieving pen pushers that a 40 year old vw is worth a measly few hundred.

They dont know its a fully restored oval you paid 10 grand for.
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pod i`ve got to finish this thing one day

4,980 posts · joined Dec 2003 ·

#286610
as long as you have the rego papers signed over to you OR the sales receipt stating vin, engine persons name address and yours just go to rta fill in transfer of registration form pay your money and away you go,and just hope it wasnt owned by a pensioner as you will have to pay the difference (been caught with that one before):thumb
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sax Insano Dub Head

846 posts · joined Mar 2004 ·

#286625
Me too, got stung badly with that one.
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phantom Wolfsburg Wizard

598 posts · joined Mar 2004 ·

#286891
Re the post previous about paying sooo much in rego in NSW.....must depend on your cars.

I've moved around a fair bit and had vehicles registered in QLD, NSW, ACT, and VIC.....even though QLD was home and I spent a majority of my time there, I saved $150 in rego on my Commodore when I came back to NSW (even including the blue slip), I dunno what the bug would have been worth up there but I was happy to save on rego!

Now I am moving back to ACT....doh.....now I'll be shelling out....
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Bugs Casual Dubber

48 posts · joined Apr 2004 ·

#287181
Thanks all who responded. If I have this right, I should be able to simply walk into an RTA office and transfer the car into my name after paying stamp duty.

Does the greenslip (this is Compulsory Third Party Insurance - CTP right?) transfer from one owner to another as well, or do I need to take out a greenslip policy for myself?

pod i`ve got to finish this thing one day

4,980 posts · joined Dec 2003 ·

#287226
greenslip transfers over ,you might get notification from the insurer as some are slack at doing this🙁
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