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    Former Rust & RWC QLD

    Hi All,

    Just wondering if anyone has any experience or advice re RWC and these former rust holes.
    I fully intend to have it repaired but would prefer to drive it to the repair shop.
    Might look into a mobile welding service too.
    Thanks
    Last edited by Cannon; 2nd November 2016 at 09:21 AM. Reason: added a word

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    Permit is an option, not sure what they cost these days.

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    Quote Originally Posted by weeds View Post
    Permit is an option, not sure what they cost these days.
    Think it's about $90 per day.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Debacle View Post
    Think it's about $90 per day.
    $31.30 plus insurance per day.
    https://www.service.transport.qld.go...l?windowId=7fd

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh View Post
    Yes the permit is cheap, the ctp jacks it up a fair bit
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    The floor panel would be considered superficial - you could silicone it up temporarily. The section on the A pillar would likely be considered structural and need to be fixed for RWC.

    Permit is the best option. Take out a proper insurance policy first though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Debacle View Post
    Yes the permit is cheap, the ctp jacks it up a fair bit
    I couldn't find a price on the insurance.

    We're lucky here in Vic.
    For a 28 day permit for a passenger car, $72.
    $62 for a goods carrying vehicle under 2t.
    $84 over 2t.
    Inclusive of insurance.

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    Thanks all.

    I think the permit in QLD includes the CTP for the term of the permit from memory.

    Looks like I'll need to get it fixed before RWC

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cannon View Post
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    I think the permit in QLD includes the CTP for the term of the permit from memory.

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    Yes the permit includes CTP but not TPP or Comp. If you don't already have it insured, it is best to take out a policy before you take out the permit.

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    Concur with weeds.
    Cost me $86 ish each way for defender day out.
    Note it is for a calender day NOT 24 hours.
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