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Hey, I "might" be buy this r33 in a week, or 2. and the guys plates run out on feb, and the plates are his name, i dnt want the plates with the car. i wanna put my own on it, if i buy the car, how do i get it home? (without plates) can vic roads give me temporary ones?

Thanks Nick.

P.s How long does a rd worthy last? days? months? ta :D

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If the car doesn't have plates (or rego has expired), you will need to purchase a temporary permit from Vicroads. Periods vary, from memory 1 day / 7 days / 28 days.

RWC usually lasts 30 days from date of issue.

yeah 30days or x amount of k's in QLD.. i think what he's saying is there is rego and plates on the car but the guy wants to keep his personal's.. the guy i bought my car off had parsonal plates and wished to keep them.. so he transfered new plates onto the car before i got it..

you;d want a road wrothy for the car to ensure that it all passes or extra $$$ to fix any problems

LOL.. no.. in reference to hamish's comment.. if you have a permit for a day.. (which means you havent got numberplates on the car).. then if you was to go to a servo.. they gonna be highly suspicious of you "stealing" petrol.. be funny if your half filling and the cops come screeching in and point guns at you.. you'd drop to the ground crying and piss your pants LOL

LOL.. no.. in reference to hamish's comment.. if you have a permit for a day.. (which means you havent got numberplates on the car).. then if you was to go to a servo.. they gonna be highly suspicious of you "stealing" petrol.. be funny if your half filling and the cops come screeching in and point guns at you.. you'd drop to the ground crying and piss your pants LOL

Lol, hahah right i get ya... i would assume the guy would sell the car with a bit of juice in it. ;)

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