
Originally Posted by
BobD
Don't forget you have to get it registered in WA and pay stamp duty in WA. You can't really legally drive it from the eastern states as you need a WA permit which is valid for 2 days and is not recognized anywhere other than WA and I think SA.
A couple of us have driven cars back from the east illegally. In my case it was accidental as I didn't know about the permit requirements and thought I was covered by the existing NSW rego. Unfortunately that is not the case and I had to get a permit to drive it from home to the licensing centre after they told me I could not drive it.
If you do drive I recommend getting it licensed in Kalgoorlie or Esperance on the way through. I bought a trailer in SA and got a permit to Esperance, where it is easy to license as long as you meet all of the conditions, which was a bit more difficult for the trailer than a car.
Bob
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