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posted on January 23rd, 2012 at 03:49 PM
Rego on multiple vehicles


Hi All,

I know that many of you have a number of vehicles that are currently in roadworthy condition and/or are currently registered. I was wondering - How the hell do you do it?

I have three vehicles registered at the moment - a daily for the wife, a daily for myself and the bug. We are looking at dropping down to one wage with a little one on the way and I am trying to weigh up my options rego wise with the bug.

What is the go with Historic/Club rego? Is it that you can only drive it to club events? or is twice a month ok?

I haven't looked at the RTA yet, but I was wondering what you guys all do.

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posted on January 23rd, 2012 at 04:13 PM



Club/Special Interest/Historic Reg requirements and restrictions vary state to state... here in Qld you have a 17km radius from home for testing, or getting to/from a service booking, plus calendar'ed club events and that's basically it.

I have a daily driver and my hillclimb car that are both on full/normal rego... the way I do it is by not having a wife, kids or responsibilities !!!

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posted on January 23rd, 2012 at 04:17 PM



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the way I do it is by not having a wife, kids or responsibilities !!!

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posted on January 23rd, 2012 at 04:20 PM



I am currently on 4 cars
My daily
Wifes Daily
The Dub
A kombi

It is really only an additional $2k - $3k a year for the rego on the dub and the kombi
The dub is my toy and the kombi is just so damn handy.
They are already paid for.
I need it for holidays, going to the tip, taking the dog.
Neither the wife nor I want a kombi for a daily

That all said - I am on the home run to retirement :sniffle:
I am well past the financial shackles of starting a family




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posted on January 23rd, 2012 at 05:25 PM



Quote:
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Club/Special Interest/Historic Reg requirements and restrictions vary state to state... here in Qld you have a 17km radius from home for testing, or getting to/from a service booking, plus calendar'ed club events and that's basically it.



pretty much the same here in nsw, you just have to be in a club that has historic rego facilities




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posted on January 23rd, 2012 at 05:42 PM



I am a signatory for Club Permit Scheme in Vic for a club, and we will only sign for a stock unmodified vehicle of the model years our club caters for. A RWC must be provided first time, and the vehicle must be sighted by a signatory each year.

Then you can have a 45 or 90 day permit to drive the vehicle any day (not just club days) up to 45 or 90 days a year using a logbook. If you are caught without your logbook filled, you get an unregistered vehicle fine.

It is a Permit in VIc, not Rego.




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posted on January 23rd, 2012 at 05:44 PM



Quote:
Originally posted by Sides
Club/Special Interest/Historic Reg requirements and restrictions vary state to state... here in Qld you have a 17km radius from home for testing, or getting to/from a service booking, plus calendar'ed club events and that's basically it.

I have a daily driver and my hillclimb car that are both on full/normal rego... the way I do it is by not having a wife, kids or responsibilities !!!

:lol:



And the Dubs arn't expensive responsabilities ? :crazy:




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posted on January 23rd, 2012 at 05:49 PM



rego about $700
so about $2 a day over the year , its called a Budget :blush:




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posted on January 23rd, 2012 at 06:14 PM



Quote:
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I am a signatory for Club Permit Scheme in Vic for a club, and we will only sign for a stock unmodified vehicle of the model years our club caters for. A RWC must be provided first time, and the vehicle must be sighted by a signatory each year.

Then you can have a 45 or 90 day permit to drive the vehicle any day (not just club days) up to 45 or 90 days a year using a logbook. If you are caught without your logbook filled, you get an unregistered vehicle fine.

It is a Permit in VIc, not Rego.



sounds great...

do You still have to pay third party insurance ??
[green slip in NSW]

and car needs to be fully insured??

shame I'm in NSW.. lol

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posted on January 23rd, 2012 at 06:51 PM



i have to Work hard to pay for the rego's....
..until very recently , had 3 between 20th & 28th december !
That was hard, but have moved 1 to june thanks to the RTA 6 month rego,
others are spread out over the year !
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posted on January 23rd, 2012 at 07:51 PM



Quote:
Originally posted by Bizarre
I am currently on 4 cars
My daily
Wifes Daily
The Dub
A kombi

It is really only an additional $2k - $3k a year for the rego on the dub and the kombi
The dub is my toy and the kombi is just so damn handy.
They are already paid for.
I need it for holidays, going to the tip, taking the dog.
Neither the wife nor I want a kombi for a daily

That all said - I am on the home run to retirement :sniffle:
I am well past the financial shackles of starting a family

Baz I am in front of you with 3 cars and already jobless,we scratch through by budgeting but bugger it we worked and paid our taxes for 45 years and we will do what we want now as long as we can get to enjoy a few volksie events and sail on saturdays and get to spend time with our kids we are happy.:no::no:Cheers Les
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posted on January 23rd, 2012 at 08:20 PM



try 2 cars and 5 motorcycles on full rego , and one vw on club rego for 14 years, and now some idiot suggests i should register the kids bicycles.
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posted on January 23rd, 2012 at 10:26 PM



Registering your bugs is cheaper than smoking
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posted on January 23rd, 2012 at 10:54 PM



Good to know im not the only one with four registered VW's.



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posted on January 23rd, 2012 at 11:09 PM



The smoking idea is quite valid. $5000 a year per person is quite expensive.

Glad I don't smoke, that would be $100,000 over twenty years.

In VIC The permit includes TAC (Transport Accident Commission) cost




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posted on January 24th, 2012 at 07:32 AM



We are looking into budgeting now for home renovations, baby stuff, new furniture etc etc. You all know the expression "Happy wife, happy life." I like the idea of taking up smoking, then quiting and spending the smokes money on the dub!

Is clubvw an historic authority? And I guess that a larger engine with some mild fiddling would exclude it from historic status?




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posted on January 24th, 2012 at 08:14 AM



This may not be correct, but I heard that there was talk about making the insurance side of things relate to the driver so you only pay once for the driver instead of 4 times for 4 cars (4 is eg only). Makes sense as you can only drive one car at a time. You still need to pay the rego part on each vehicle, but at least you wouldn't pay the green slip 4 times as it relates to covering the person/driver.

With that said, if the bastards are going to lose money I doubt they will bring it in.

I hope that all made sense and it does come into effect, Kev.




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posted on January 24th, 2012 at 09:13 AM



Unfortunately that makes perfect sense to people who want to own more than one car.

Most people I meet think it is crazy that I should want to spend time an money fixing and driving a noisy old car without air con, power steering etc etc.

And you are right - it will cost the insurance companies money. It's like the NRMA roadside assist - I pay for it for each car I own. I know many of you would say fix it yourself, which I can do most of the time, but that is not the point. I'm only driving one car at a time and they limit call outs at any rate for the membership. So what's the go?




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posted on January 24th, 2012 at 07:53 PM



Quote:
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Quote:
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:lol::lol::lol:



I was told to do the same if I want to have cars :lol:




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