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i'm starting to look into weahter or not i can rego the HR30, what i've come up against so far is DOTARS dont have it listed so it is either not legal or imported before 1989 ??

i can't get any help from Qld transport without going through freedom of infomation as to weather or not the car has been rego'd before, i bought it 5 years ago without the intension of putting it on the road... unlikely to find the old owner to get the old rego #, i'm out of options???

anyone know what paperwork was required for cars imported pre 1989?

getting the work for compliance is no issue but not worth it if i can't get it rego'd?

Help!!

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Maybe a bit dis-honest, but say you bought it interstate as a 15 year old import, and have misplaced the paperwork. Worked for me, I never received all the papers with my car, but I just pointed out the obvious things that had been done (new seatbelts, fuel filler neck etc.), and the dude was like, yeah that's cool....

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