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:?

PranK knows what I'm talking about here I believe, but I have had differing responses, so I thought I'd ask people here.

Say I buy a car that has ACT rego, If i wanna register it in NSW, do I need to acquire a NSW blue slip? Or is that only if the car's ACT registration has already expired?

I'd call the RTA, which I prolly will end up doing tomorrow anyway, but as today is a Public Holiday, I thought I'd ask here to see if anyone has experience with this sort of matter.

Thanks heaps in advance!

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A mate bought a R32 GTS4 in Vic (through a dealer) which came with 12 months Vic rego.

When it came time to transfer it over to NSW (where he lives) it had to have a full compliance check!!!! This was (apparently) due to the change of states.

Now I'm not sure if it was because it was an import or becuase of the big (tryhard) crack down on the rebirthing of stolen vechicles interstate.

Soooo, I'd say that you would need more that a blue slip.

It sort worked out good (if not a pain in the ass) cause the dealer didn't do all the things for the compliancing that he should have.

J

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