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06-07-09, 13:26 GMT+10#21 thats what i told her to do but because my bro and i still drive it (and drive it hard we do ) she wants to wait until we stop using her's coz she doesnt want us driving her new car
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13-06-11, 00:56 GMT+10#22 i know im replyin a few years later but didnt wont to open up a new therad
i just bought a vl turbo off my mate and did a vin cheak and is coming up as repairable write off. so then i called my mate and told him whats going on and he said he had no trouble geting rego but then on the vicroad website it says you need a VIV cert and RWC to get it registerd but my mate said he didnt have to get a VIV when he got it registerd very confued?
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13-06-11, 09:32 GMT+10#23 Quote:
Originally Posted by vl_turbo6
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i know im replyin a few years later but didnt wont to open up a new therad
i just bought a vl turbo off my mate and did a vin cheak and is coming up as repairable write off. so then i called my mate and told him whats going on and he said he had no trouble geting rego but then on the vicroad website it says you need a VIV cert and RWC to get it registerd but my mate said he didnt have to get a VIV when he got it registerd very confued?
if the car is 15 years or older, you don't need a VIV.
you can just register them like you normally would.
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13-06-11, 12:07 GMT+10#24 Quote:
Originally Posted by vl_turbo6
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i know im replyin a few years later but didnt wont to open up a new therad
i just bought a vl turbo off my mate and did a vin cheak and is coming up as repairable write off. so then i called my mate and told him whats going on and he said he had no trouble geting rego but then on the vicroad website it says you need a VIV cert and RWC to get it registerd but my mate said he didnt have to get a VIV when he got it registerd very confued?
is it currently registered?
if so should be ok and not need inspecting now, that would have been a prev issue
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13-06-11, 12:22 GMT+10#25 yeah cars has registration my mate got the car of an other mate and he got it registered without no problem then he sold it to my other mate and when he got it transfered under his name he said vicroads didn't say anything and how would i get the write off cleared?
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yeah cars has registration my mate got the car of an other mate and he got it registered without no problem then he sold it to my other mate and when he got it transfered under his name he said vicroads didn't say anything and how would i get the write off cleared?
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13-06-11, 17:36 GMT+10#26 you can't clear it, it will always be against that car.......
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13-06-11, 19:20 GMT+10#27 Quote:
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you can't clear it, it will always be against that car.......
i dont belive that there has to be a way to clear it.
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anyone els know if you can clear it?
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13-06-11, 20:30 GMT+10#28 as above it will always be there
'clearing it' is a misnomer and simply means registering the car (already done) but it will always be there and show up on the cars history
that's why these cars (on the register) are always worth lots less
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13-06-11, 22:47 GMT+10#29 sorry to say but i dont belive it there has to be away to clear it ill call vicroads tomorrow and ask them and see what they say.
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13-06-11, 22:51 GMT+10#30 Quote:
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sorry to say but i dont belive it there has to be away to clear it ill call vicroads tomorrow and ask them and see what they say.
lol......
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13-06-11, 23:13 GMT+10#31 lol mate u wanted info we are giving it to you...... past experiences ! ive had over 55 cars and you cant clear it and if its over 15 years or older u dont need a VIV.
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13-06-11, 23:35 GMT+10#32 what if i get a viv would it clear lmao
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14-06-11, 09:11 GMT+10#33 the WOV register is there for a purpose: to show that a car was once 'written off' and has been repaired to a 'satisfactory' standard
you can buy a damaged WOV car, repair and then rego it, except in NSW now, and it remains on the register but can be re registered each year no problems
we all know why you'd want to have it removed from the register completely: to increase its value and saleability but that cannot happen otherwise every person would do the same and the purpose of the register would be negated
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14-06-11, 13:59 GMT+10#34 i just called vicroads and they said the same thing you can never get it cleared know i belive you lol thanks for that guys
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