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Morning all.

Since moving up here, the transport authority or what ever it's called here has told me that to change my plates to QLD plates, I will need to get a RWC.

in sydney we needed to get a "pink slip" every year when rego was renewed.

which is basically where they do a brake test, check your lights, wipers, blah blah blah..

which I already did last november.

anyway, I was hoping someone could point me to a mechanic in Brisbane (I'm on the northside), that won't take like 2 hours of my time and come up with crap like your window is dirty or bull crap like that.

The car is already road worthy in sydney and it's no different here.

So I am after someone that will give it the once over and give me this RWC.

if you have a mechanic that you know or is a mate that you trust and so forth, please let me know.

thank you.

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Morning all.

Since moving up here, the transport authority or what ever it's called here has told me that to change my plates to QLD plates, I will need to get a RWC.

in sydney we needed to get a "pink slip" every year when rego was renewed.

which is basically where they do a brake test, check your lights, wipers, blah blah blah..

which I already did last november.

anyway, I was hoping someone could point me to a mechanic in Brisbane (I'm on the northside), that won't take like 2 hours of my time and come up with crap like your window is dirty or bull crap like that.

The car is already road worthy in sydney and it's no different here.

So I am after someone that will give it the once over and give me this RWC.

if you have a mechanic that you know or is a mate that you trust and so forth, please let me know.

thank you.

My G/F's Father does roadworthies. He works for himself but uses Lees Exhausts as a workshop to do it. If you ring Lees Exhausts in Moss St Slacks Creek, ask for Bob and tell him that Daniel told you to call. He is a very fair bloke and will never do the wrong thing by you. As long as the car is neat and tidy and there is nothing absolutely knackered on it, all will be ok.

Yeah Richard knows half of the skyline club...

Just mention you are a user of the forums and are in need of you road worthy cert.

Dave is a long time customer of Richards and we held our last dyno night there. So he is a very helpful and very nice guy.

Where:

Allstar Tuning Systems

Unit 4C, 194 Zillmere Road

Zillmere, Queenland

Australia 4034

Refer to this topic for pictures of where it is...

Look at the bottom of the first post to see detailed pictures...

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...howtopic=114378

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