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Has Anyone Here Been Fined For A Gtst On P Plates?

offthehookr33gtst

By offthehookr33gtst,
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**JaR** Grand Master

**JaR**

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Maybe you should have spoken to VicRoads before actually purchasing the car to check the law?

yeah that. its a valid point.

i drive a gts-t on my P's, however i have never been fined.... yet, but if i do get fined for driving a car that technically im not mean to, so be it..... i made the decision of buying one, so if i get a fine for it i'll accept it without arguing the matter.

funkymonkey Grand Master

funkymonkey

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I swear I'll ban the next person that asks this question or some derivative of it.

Please feel free to play connect the dots with the following:

  • P Plate
  • No R33 GTSt or GTR or anything that exceeds the power to weight ratio limits
  • Illegal
  • It can be enforced by the RTA or Police at their discretion
  • No whinging if you get caught
  • if you don't get caught, then be happy, have a coke, smile and stfu.

MerlinTheHapyPig Mentor

MerlinTheHapyPig

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<cough> r33 gts-t's are illegal on p's in victoria

end of story!

some cops don't know, but if you get a cop who knows a bit about imports you'll get owned

r32 gts-t's on the other hand are completly legal

HeathGTST Community Regular

HeathGTST

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Yeah im sick of this question aswell.... Get it through your heads guys its ILLEGAL TO DRIVE R33 TURBOS ON P PLATES....

I drove a R33 GTST on my P Plates and only got busted once $105 fine and no loss of points.

IF YOU DRIVE AN R33 ON YOUR P PLATES ITS AT YOUR OWN RISK. AS FUNKYMONKEY SAID.... NO WHINGING IF YOU GET BUSTED...

Slide Grand Master

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Its have a coke and a smile and STFU

Richard prior impersination on Raw

Edddddieeeee i want to talk to yooouuuuu.

HALF I want HALF :lol:

Queensland rules no restrictions.

**JaR** Grand Master

**JaR**

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hahaha, only 2 more yrs 2 go and no P plates for me! yay! lol.

yeah anyways back to the topic, kid that started the thread its like this..... buy an R33 gts-t, put p plates up, and your playin cat and mouse, get in shit its your own fault. end of story.

chaos Grand Master

chaos

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Its have a coke and a smile and STFU

Richard prior impersination on Raw

Edddddieeeee i want to talk to yooouuuuu.

HALF I want HALF :lol:

Queensland rules no restrictions.

doubt it will be too long before they bring it up here though, we just havent had as many kids killed playing silly buggers on the roads.

Ronin 09 Grand Master

Ronin 09

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hahaha, only 2 more yrs 2 go and no P plates for me! yay! lol.

yeah anyways back to the topic, kid that started the thread its like this..... buy an R33 gts-t, put p plates up, and your playin cat and mouse, get in shit its your own fault. end of story.

take no offence... but "kid" is a bit rich when you've done one year on Ps...

WHERE IS THAT DAMN :confused: SMILEY!!?

:)

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