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anyone know what make it is? its fairly old looking, is it
worth getting?
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Rules have changed since then mate.phantom wrote:You don't necessarily need to prove it was once registered, it is possible to newly register it as a buggy. I put a J&S through new rego as a buggy 3 yrs ago, it needed an engineering certificate but it got through. It may take a bit of time as far as pit inspection and such but don't think that your only chance is previous rego evidence.
Take photo's to your local registration office / inspection area and ask them directly what they want to get the car registered, thats the best idea...get the word straight from them.