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EliseViv

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Hi peeps.

I've had my car (R32 GTST) many years so I bought it in a simpler age. Consequently it doesn't have the import tag on it. It's been registered in Tasmania, and had several RWC when I've let the rego lapse, but never been a problem. I mentioned the prospect of transferring rego to Queensland and have been informed that it will be an issue without the import Tag.

What's the experience of the group, and can I "affordably" get the Tag now. The car is essentially standard except for a few usual items, like air box etc.

The car is in Townsville.

Thanks

Brett

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Cadmoon

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Your best bet will be to talk to TMR (Transport and Main Roads) and see what they say. I managed to register a 33 after it was stolen and recovered and had the import and compliance tag stolen.

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Cadmoon

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You will find it easy in Queensland , there are no laws , plenty of cars with no ADRs or any compliance whatsoever driving around .

G'Day Cadmoon,

Ill steel myself for the bureaucarcy and start the process :-)

Hopefully I can grandfather into Queensland Rego!

Thanks for the positive anecdote :-)

Brett

Your best bet is to get transferred onto someone senior, the lady who answered when I called had NFI what a compliance plate was or what I was even talking about.

You will find it easy in Queensland , there are no laws , plenty of cars with no ADRs or any compliance whatsoever driving around .

Not easy to register initially but once registered there are no further checks.

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