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Hi guys.

I'm moving from delaide to melbourne within a month or 2, and so I pretty much have the option of registering in either melbourne or adelaide.

I know in adelaide, the make you take off all mods except wheels, and was wondering if they did the same in Victoria, or if it was a little more leniant.

Anyway, any advice would be appreciated.

Thanks.

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To get it rego'd in melb you'll have to have a RWC which you can get at most mechanics. Then you'll have to bring it into Vic Roads and they'll check everything. So if you have a car that's too loud and all sorts of electronic gear in the cabbin and illegal sh1t under the bonnet they wont pass you.

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^^^^ yeah but how often do they walk out to the carpark and look the car over.. they are usually women behinf the counter that take your money for rego and if u are transfering rego they will look at briefly and stamp the road worthy ... aswell as collection thier gay 4% stamp duty lol

other then that they never look at your car at vicroads as far as i know

they didnt look at mine

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Yeah, I was more concerned with the initial rego after compliancing.

In adelaide, they make you take off EVERYTHING. The car has aftermarket shocks, an airpod, a turbo timer, and a few other little (but entirely legal) bits.

I was hoping that vic roads may be less..... Crap.

If they are, I'll get my car complied there, otherwise, I'll get it done in adelaide.

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Have a look here:

http://www.vicroads.vic.gov.au/vrne/vrne5n...A256FD300241BFF

Inspection of the vehicle might be required, but you need to ring Vicroads to find out. If it is currently registered and you are the owner it also appears you won't need a RWC or pay stamp duty....well that's my interpretation, but best ring them to find out

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When i got my import 4x4 regoed recently there were all woman working and all they checked was the engine and chassis numbers matched. They didnt care about anything else.

I reality is vicroads dont really care, just like when you go to clear a canary, they will never check ur car.

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