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Touge_charmer
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Re:About buying a car and RWC 2012/09/24 19:34:11 (permalink)
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Yeah, the RWC doesnt make much difference here. The car would still be under your name until the ownership had been changed, RWC or not.
 
The only thing is that if a RWC is needed, the ownership transfer might take a bit longer that
's right.
 
But as ZEROGK pointed out, you have a legal document assessing you have sold the car so that's fine.
 
PS: thanks Dasic1 for the information
post edited by Touge_charmer - 2012/09/24 21:40:55
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Re:About buying a car and RWC 2012/10/03 07:38:33 (permalink)
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So about the likelyness of getting a RWC, how hard is it for a modified car ?
 
There was this 180sx a few days ago for sale, it had light engine mods, bodykit, drift button... pretty much a street drift car ^^
 
Of course it was sold without a RWC, would it be hard/expensive to get one for that kind of car ?
post edited by Touge_charmer - 2012/10/03 21:25:34
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