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Historic Rego

Started by Drugsy · 9 Mar 2017 · 5 replies

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DrugsyArchived member
Good news for VL owners. Should be able to have cheaper rego from July this year. http://www.premier.sa.gov.au/index.p...toric-vehicles (http://www.premier.sa.gov.au/index.php/stephen-mullighan-news-releases/1616-conditional-registration-to-be-more-flexible-and-accessible-for-historic-vehicles) Quote: The State Government is removing red tape to allow more classic car lovers to enjoy their hobby out on the road. Widespread changes to the conditional registration scheme are being considered to remove restrictions currently preventing thousands of car club members from accessing limited 90 day registration scheme. Under current laws, historic vehicles are not allowed to be significantly modified from their original design to any significant extent, meaning even slight modifications, such as a CD player or air conditioner, can prevent them from using the scheme. The same restriction also prevents historic left-hand drive vehicles which have had safety upgrades, such as better braking systems, from taking to the roads. The State Government will begin formal consultation with key stakeholders such as car clubs on the changes which include: Providing flexibility to allow owners to improve the ride, handling and safety of these classic vehicles, as well cosmetic enhancements Moving away from a fixed cut-off manufacture date of 1979 to a rolling 30-year vehicle age Removing bureaucratic requirements for motoring clubs to undertake vehicle inspections, reducing the administrative burden on these groups Reducing limitations which ban left-hand drive vehicles with safety improvements such updated braking systems Making the scheme more nationally consistent
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XCHASEArchived member
About time. Ive improved my ride a little since it rolled off the production line including cosmetic enhancements [Image in original archive]
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SIrollerArchived member
glad you guys and nsw will be getting more flexible rules.
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ssenatorArchived member
Has anyone on here registered their car in nsw under the new modified historic rego scheme?
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SIrollerArchived member
well you are asking in the S.A section so unlikely. why not contact a club in NSW? Shannons and unique cars often avertise clubs.
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calaist5Archived member
$257 for 3 years registration (previously about $900 a year to Transport SA) Car club fee ($60 a year) Big savings when these cars are not used as dailies. WAKE UP S.A. thread
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