Level 2 S licence is very easy to get. You just need to be part of a car club, fill out the CAMS form and pay the fee of around the $100 mark a year. You can do online renewals, not sure if you can do the full registration online but you might. There's no tests or requirements for a Level 2 S, just need to be part of a car club.

For door to door racing you need a minimum (PC) provisional circuit license or what ever the AASA is
It's a bit more involved than a L2S need medicals, lectures/test and do observed driving test. Not sure what's required if you go through AASA but been told it's a bit easier. Can't use a AASA license at every track though

Hey guys, does anyone have any video of my car? I'm having GoPro withdrawals

You can get a AASA log book by filling out a form then posting,email or fax to the AASA office. There is a few people around who will come to your place to inspect the car and sign off the paperwork if required. This can be done for both AASA and CAMS.
Its a easy process to complete.
License for both AASA National (this is what I have used since 2007)and CAMS requires someone to sign off to say you are competent. This too is quite easy to perform. Driver trainers can sign off along with the Clerk of the course at a given event.
The concept of two races is just that. A concept that is being entertained.
 
 

At least is good to know the procedure... going to start stripping the car so get it logged doesn't hurt...

Gear box on its way.... can't wait...

Finally, WOO HOO!
 

Bit late but I finally got around to posting up some of the pics I took on my FB page; feel free to share the pics with anyone that attended and give the page a like while you're there :)
 

 
Full set here

Thanks!!!!!