01-19-2014, 02:48 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Epping, Sydney,
nsw
Cobra Make, Engine: classic glass FIA289 tribute
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Interesting topic.
Treeve- those persons who travelled out to Bathurst on a UVP must have had a "pink" slip issued by a registered vehicle inspector, correct? If their cars were unsafe, what 'idiot' mate issued them with one. My son is a registered inspector and he knows that if something goes wrong, he's up sh*t creek well and truly.
Also it's very interesting to see the number of cars blatantly abusing the club rego plates in NSW. The law states that the vehicle can only be used for a club event or if the vehicle is going for service. In my travels around NSW I'm amazed at the number of club events that only have one car in them, eg parked at the beach, in shopping centres, at the pub.
If you want to enjoy your car safely at any time, without getting approval from your club and filling in log books, do the right thing and get it full registration AND INSURANCE.
In NSW it is not possible to obtain club registration for a cobra as the NSW Cobra Car Club is not a recognised club with the RMS. Maybe some other club? may do it, but I've never seen one yet.
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