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hey guys, was browsing through carsales and this vlt caught my attention only because it wrote, "It is running Straight Gas which makes it Legal to drive on P Plates" :blink: ..the fact that 15k has been spent on mods and its still p plate legal really confused me lol

not trying to make the owner of the car look bad or anything but, is he correct? or does he have no idea on the laws these days!? :)

http://www.carsales.com.au/used-cars/priva...amp;distance=25

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So it made it to SAU forums aswell lol its full of shit, first of all he has modifed the car which strictly says Ps cannot modify the car and the only turbo they say is allowed are turbo disesel. The guy is some 18year old that just got hes Ps and hes already selling it and hes claiming I went to court against everyone to get papers proving I can drive just antoher shit talker.

He's probably just saying it is p plate legal because he's been pulled over once or twice before and the cops havent had a clue and just gone "oh its an old gassed vl, probably not much going on in there..."

under whichever rule he wants- power to weight or the new non modified/turbo rules its not legal.

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