TD5 Roadworthy/Blue slip advice

**WabiSabi** · 31st May 2019, 10:56 AM

Ok I see. Maybe I get just the roadworthy check in Vic and a mechanic check to catch any issues and then if it’s all manageable buy it without rego and RWC on a temporary permit and then do the Blue slip / green slip / rego in NSW?

**Tote** · 31st May 2019, 11:29 AM

I've bought a couple of vehicles in Vic and driven them to NSW on an unregistered permit and registered them in NSW. It was (mostly) painless. You are limited on where you can drive the vehicle in NSW once you get home though, legally you can only drive it to a mechanic for the purposes of a blue slip once you arrive home as the the Victorian unreg permit will not be valid.

Regards,
Tote

**Bazzle218** · 2nd June 2019, 12:08 PM

Originally Posted by WabiSabi

Thanks Bazzle218! That’s my plan but the logistics interstate might be tricky. I’ve put together a checklist to run through myself. I figure if I can tick off as much as I can then it will justify the extra logistics and cost to get it checked out by a LR mechanic. Is a RACV check worth it do you think?

Depending on state you can get some one like RACQ or the likes for a pre inspection check. May cost a few dollars but well worth it. You can arrange interstate checks with a few phone calls.

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