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  1. Seems there is a lot of misinformation in this thread. Referring to the WA legislation of the Road Traffic Act 1972: <h2 class="title">Road Traffic (Vehicle Standards) Regulations 2002</h2> 62. Police inspection powers (1) For the purpose of deciding whether to issue a compliance notice for a vehicle, a police officer may do any or all of the following — (a) direct the driver to stop the vehicle; (b) direct the driver to move the vehicle to the nearest convenient place to permit the police officer to examine the vehicle; © direct that the vehicle is not to be driven, for a reasonable time, until the police officer makes a decision; (d) examine the vehicle and any equipment or load carried on it; (e) give reasonable directions to the driver about rearranging or removing, under the supervision of the police officer, all or part of the load (if any) carried on the vehicle so that the vehicle complies with these regulations and the Vehicle Standards; (f) give any other reasonable directions to the driver about making minor alterations to the vehicle, its equipment or load under the supervision of the police officer so that the vehicle complies with these regulations and the Vehicle Standards; (g) give reasonable directions about detaching a vehicle from a combination to permit the remainder of the combination to be driven. (2) For the purpose of examining the vehicle or its equipment or load, a police officer may do any or all of the following — (a) inspect and handle the vehicle, equipment or load; (b) test, or require the driver to test, any equipment on the vehicle that is required to comply with these regulations or the Vehicle Standards; © test drive the vehicle, or accompany the driver while it is being test driven; (d) weigh the vehicle and any equipment and load carried by it; (e) direct the driver to take the vehicle to the nearest place where it can be weighed; (f) measure the vehicle and any equipment and load carried by the vehicle. There is NO mention in the legislation where the police officer requires "reasonable suspicion". It appears that the Police have broad powers to inspect your car; in your case, the Police seems to have followed procedure. Also, the police may not enter your property without your consent. If they do so in order to sticker your car, it is trespass and you can lodge a civil claim in court. Hope this helps.
  2. Thanks! That will be really helpful
  3. Hi Guys, I'll be moving to to Perth in a couple of weeks from Tassie and I'll be bringing my car with me.. I've got a couple of questions to ask 1. I'll probably need to re-register my car in WA and that requires an inspection correct? 2. Where do I go? I have a set of test-pipes installed and was wondering if any workshop could glance over this. 3. What's the minimum ride height? 4. How strict are cops in terms of modifications? I've never been pulled over for tinted windows/exhaust or anything like that over here for the past 3 years. Thanks guys, hope to see some of you around soon.
  4. Where did you get that information from Targa? Phone/email from Nissan?
  5. Everyday I look at my bank account/portfolio and feel like splurging on something like a turbo kit or a round the world holiday... then I look at the reviews of the GTR and wonder when I can put that money down as a deposit. Keeps me in check
  6. Unfortunately, the price is heavily dependant on the state you bought them in. You may be able to sell R35 for 10k in qld/nsw/vic but certainly not tas/nt.
  7. Cheapest would be importing it from the States, even with shipping charges.
  8. Clearing out all my toys/gadgets/accessories at super low prices. Prices are negotiable and items are available to be posted. Postage costs will paid by the buyer. My prices are a FRACTION of what I paid and are in my opinion very reasonable. However, PM with a reasonable offer and we may be able to work out a deal. Item location: Hobart/Tasmania Prospective buyers most welcome to look/try out items before they buy. PM to make an arrangement. ACER Laptop Condition: 7/10 Keyboard may need replacing at some stage RAM: 2GB upgraded Purchased at: $1800 Selling for $300 Pioneer Stereo System Condition:CD Player needs to be repaired. Everything else works Includes: Entire system with cables and remote Purchased at: 1200 Selling for: $120 Huffy 21 Speed Mountain Bike Condition: Almost Brand New- Used it TWICE. Includes: Bicycle pump AND helmet AND bicycle lock Selling for $350 Additional comments: Frame is Medium. I am 5'8" and just able to use it with the seat lowered. Seat is adjustable to accommodate taller people. Includes DISC-brakes iPod FM transmitters: Condition: Excellent $25 each SPEED Webcam/Microphone 4megapixels Condition: Excellent Selling for: $25 Nokia RED E65- Unlocked Condition: Not a scratch, carefully used Includes: Boxed set with all cables/accessories/memory card/software Selling for $250 Gucci Sunglasses- Original Condition: Excellent with no scratches on frame/lens Includes: Box/Sunglasses/Cleaning cloth Selling for: $70 Nokia 6100 Condition: Average with some scratches on the surface, cover can be easily replaced Colour screen/no camera/extremely durable Includes: Phone and charger Selling for $60 NIKE Backpack- Structured with space for 15" laptop ORIGINAL and purchased from the Nike store in Melbourne for $180 Condition: Almost brand new- used once Selling for $80 Nike Air Force 1's (not original) Size 9.5US Condition: Brand new Selling for $30
  9. are the tyres stretched on the rears? please pm me, thanks!
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