Mustang Owners Club Australia Forum
Technical & General Discussion Area => Tech Torque Pre 1973 => Topic started by: Monologue0442 on July 19, 2022, 10:38:32 am
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Looking at a car that's registered in another state with import documentation. I'm wondering if I want to get it registered in QLD whether I'll just need a standard roadworthy, or whether additional compliance will be required. Guess I could contact QLD transport but thought I'd check here first.
Does anyone have recommended places for getting a roadworthy? preferably south-side of Brisbane, but happy to go north side or even Gold Coast.
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Call Matt at Action Roadworthy - zero four two two 309268
He's on the Gold Coast but done my car no drama
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When the car was imported , the VIN was registered in all states so you can take your car into any rego office and it will appear on there VIN data base. You should be able register in QLD with just a road worthy certs. Some states were more relaxed about seat belts allowing none or just lap belts in pre 66 cars. QLD usually require 3 point retractable belts in the front and just 3 point in the rear. (sometime a child baby seat anchor point too). Choose at good inspection guy that does a few import cars and you will be fine.
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Club rego would be ideal, but when I read QLD transports criteria, there's nothing that permits you to just go on a Sunday drive because I want to. You have to be participating in a club event or traveling to/from your mechanic.
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Bought my LHD 65 GT Fastback with original seatbelts which was registered in the ACT in 2015. When regiestering the vehicle in QLD, QLD Transport only wanted to see a standard QLD roadworthy, evidence of CTP insurance. They did not need to inspect the vehicle. It was registered with the original seat belts.