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How Do I Get A Vehicle Information Check (revs) In Qld Without A Qld Drivers License?


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I'm conisdering buying a car in Queensland (live in Canberra) and went to the Queensland transport website expecting to be able to buy a Vehicle identity check like I can get from REVS in NSW.

I have all the details required, VIN number etc but then the site wants a QLD drivers license number!? WTF?

Why can't I buy a report? Doesn't any interstate people buy cars in QLD?

Any awesome soul out there up North want to buy a check for me?

Car seems $2000 cheaper than it should be and I'm worried it's a repairable writeoff or something.

search google for a "vcheck".. few sites have em.. allows you to see more of the history about the car, financial, etc dont need a licence to do it either

edit: Also includes REVS in the vcheck

Edited by .:: GimpS-R34 ::.

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