Hi Guys
Break out the champagne http://www.vicroads.vic.gov.au/NR/rdonlyres/24EAFDFB-E8F8-4BA6-8A1B-5D896310E2CB/0/RevisedClubPermitSchemeA4Flyer_v4.pdf
as of Feb11 we are on the new scheme :-)
Not sure if this has been discussed but there's two happy vehicles in my yard, the GTV6 and the Ducati.
Catch ya
Shane
Bloody beauty! :D
Hoorah :D
+1.
Can this permit scheme be used to register an otherwise non register-able car? Im thinking something imported
It would depend on the age of the vehicle and whether it was roadworthy.
The 25 year requirement still stands.
Fantastic! Who has NOT been anticipating this turn of events?! Its justification for not selling any cars...and an excuse to buy more!! :P
Interestingly as you have to be a car club member to be eligable under the new Club Permit scheme, the result will be a big bonus for smaller and regional clubs in Victoria.
QuoteThe 25 year requirement still stands
Barry, Has that been moved out to 30 years under the new regime??
Quote from: Paul Gulliver on December 10, 2010, 07:42:02 AM
QuoteThe 25 year requirement still stands
Barry, Has that been moved out to 30 years under the new regime??
Paul, no it is 25 years. The initial proposal was to move out to 30 yrs, but there was vehement opposition by nearly everyone on this point (the 2 main arguments were 1. the extra time for some vehicles to become viable as a hobby vehicle will result in a number of cars being scrapped and 2. it will make it more difficult for younger people to become involved). So VicRoads took note ;D
There are more specific details here http://www.aomc.asn.au/CPS2011.htm (http://www.aomc.asn.au/CPS2011.htm)
Thanks Phil
So will they be changing the rules that DoTARS has for importing a vehicle from overseas so that in (say) 2015 I could import a 1990 Alfa Romeo ZS and use it as a club race car, but registered under this system?
I'm jealous!
It would be nice if WA updated their scheme to match yours! 3 classics would then cover me for all my driving needs!
Cheers
Steve