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Hi, i have a question about Victoria's road worthy certificates in relation to NSW ones.

I found a GTT 34 in NSW that im interested in buying but it has no RW cert and im from VIC. I dont know what the difference is and what they check in the cars that make it road worthy.

The car has things like boost controllers and a carbon gtr hood blah blah are things like those still able to pass RW tests? Anyhow someone else is checking the car for me since im overseas right now so i just wanted to make sure.

Ps. my girlfriend is a retard and keeps annoying me so its good to speak english to other people for a change :)

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Hi, i have a question about Victoria's road worthy certificates in relation to NSW ones.

I found a GTT 34 in NSW that im interested in buying but it has no RW cert and im from VIC. I dont know what the difference is and what they check in the cars that make it road worthy.

The car has things like boost controllers and a carbon gtr hood blah blah are things like those still able to pass RW tests? Anyhow someone else is checking the car for me since im overseas right now so i just wanted to make sure.

Ps. my girlfriend is a retard and keeps annoying me so its good to speak english to other people for a change ;)

Only buy interstate if its from a dealer, not sure why you would buy from NSW, cars in Vic are cheaper by far. To answer the initial question RWC in either state is not worth the paper its written on so if you really want the car it it checked by a mechanic that knows what he is doing and not a mate of the seller either.

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buy Mine instead....

How much?, have pics of it i can look at for now? In Poland and i don't come home until 21st of Jan.

If your serious, and are selling it and havnt by 21st, gime a call just pm me and ill send you my mobile number. As you probably know i am in S.E suburbs (Chaddy).

Cheers.

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