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2013/02/15 19:06:23 (permalink)
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So I took my car in for a blue slip today, was all good except I need a certificate because its an imported car. Rang the guy who does it and he said it costs $500. Anyone else had to do this as well? If so how much did you pay?
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    hotmr2
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    Re:Rego 2013/02/21 18:00:20 (permalink)
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    eh !!!  $500 !!

    thats bullcrap
     
    my car was from canberra so i wanted to change the rego state to nsw ..  and i went for the blue slip ... an hour inspection cost me $50 and that was 12 years ago . 

    1992 mr2 with 1995 gen na motor and LSD gearbox
     
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    Re:Rego 2013/02/21 18:07:09 (permalink)
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    It shouldn't need a certificate if it has a compliance plate?
    Or a certificate to support all the modifications?

    Maybe get a second opinion.
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    Re:Rego 2013/02/21 20:08:58 (permalink)
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    That's what I did at the rta and they told me I didn't need it. The idiot who supposably rang them had to ring them again and realise he was wrong.

    Although I need an engineering certificate which is $550. Killing the bank haha.
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    Re:Rego 2013/02/21 21:24:22 (permalink)
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    Why do you need an engineering certificate? 
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    Ant1
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    Re:Rego 2013/02/21 21:53:25 (permalink)
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    Side mount intercooler, blow off valve, fuel regulator, intake. I'm taking it that would be it.
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    Re:Rego 2013/02/21 21:54:56 (permalink)
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    And yeah, the blue slip cost $56 plus $22 because they had to weigh it.
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    Re:Rego 2013/02/22 10:02:36 (permalink)
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    In Victoria
    If the car doesn’t have a compliance plate attached to it, then you need a certificate of compliance from an approved ENGINNER OR MECHANIC
    This paperwork has to be given along with a RWC with the car when it is registered . it is also required that the owner pass the papers over to the new owner when the car is sold.
    The certificate costs $550 along with any other costs involved ( if the car needs to be complianced like, seatbelts changed, intrusion bars installed etc)
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    Re:Rego 2013/02/22 13:02:40 (permalink)
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    That's okay, I'm in NSW.
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