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Topic: Selling a car privately. The process? Safety Cert?
Excruci@ting
Posts: 4759
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Howdy,
Whats the deal these days? Does the car need to have a safety cert (RWC) before its sold? Can the seller get the car inspected, then the buyer fix the problems with the car and then get a Safety Cert?

What forms need to be signed etc?
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Burgz
Posts: 1714
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
rwc is needed before you transfer rego over, you can sell the car without a rwc if the car is unregistered, however, if you want to re-register it, the person at qld transport will need a rwc before he/she can do anything
Eds
Posts: 7502
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Just bought a car a few months back

If registered the car needs a saftey certificate, prolly cost around $80 to get done. They can request what ever they want , and you can denie whatever you want :P

Usual request would be to get a RACQ inspection, which really, is a waste of time but people do it regardless. RACQ will come to your house, and inspect the car there, so they dont have to take it.

Based on that, you both can negotiate the price.
Always remember, its your car, if they dont like it or the price, they can go elsewhere :)

mission
Posts: 2382
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
My limited understanding is that you MUST display the RWC beside the 'For Sale' sign in your car, otherwise you can be fined.

I have recently seen several cars with RWC displayed beside their for sale signs.
BigZub
Posts: 3304
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
$50 for a legit rwc,
$80 for a 3 min dodgy one.
Booyah
Posts: 3817
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
My limited understanding is that you MUST display the RWC beside the 'For Sale' sign in your car, otherwise you can be fined.
s*** that's new to me.


last edited by Booyah at 20:55:26 20/Jun/05
BigZub
Posts: 3305
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
My limited understanding is that you MUST display the RWC beside the 'For Sale' sign in your car, otherwise you can be fined.


yes only if you have the Rwc as part of the advertisement, otherwise no you don't have to.

last edited by Suhaib at 21:03:55 20/Jun/05
Excruci@ting
Posts: 4762
Location: Brisbane, Queensland

Alrighty, so where do I pickup one of these dodgy ones.
Spent 50bucs today on the inspection. This fella wants me to spend 350 on new front shockies. Not happy.
Corrupt
Posts: 982
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
If you want to sell your car you need this:

The correct information on the car.
Compliance plates.
Road worthy certificate.
Not overpriced, cars with high k's are often overpriced.
Full service history.
Still 6 months rego on the car is handy, less than that it lowers the value of the car.
If you don't have a full service history it also lowers the value of the car.
Make sure you let the buyer know that the car is not under finance, or if it has been that it has been fully repaid / sorted out.
Lowgoz
Posts: 573
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
what typa car?

if its a lancer then ill buy it
BigZub
Posts: 3306
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Alrighty, so where do I pickup one of these dodgy ones.
haha good luck buddy, very hard to get.


tell you what though, there is a guy that does mobile rwc's.... now in order to do a proper one, you need to put it up on a hoist...


but see how you go... 0411100659.

see how you go, and get back to me.
Obes
Posts: 2861
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Trust suhaib to know all the dodgy mechanics for his dune buggies.
BigZub
Posts: 3307
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
If you want to sell your car you need this:
The correct information on the car.
Compliance plates.
Road worthy certificate.
Not overpriced, cars with high k's are often overpriced.
Full service history.
Still 6 months rego on the car is handy, less than that it lowers the value of the car.
If you don't have a full service history it also lowers the value of the car.
Make sure you let the buyer know that the car is not under finance, or if it has been that it has been fully repaid / sorted out.
haha your noobness makes me laugh.

Compliance? no you don't need it to sell it. you can get it complainced later on down the track if need be.

as mentioned above rwc, also don't need it, but it would help if you're selling it to a newbie, as they'd be thinking whats wrong with this car, why doesn' it have rwc/rego, and then they start asking questions.

rego, same deal ^^

just shutup

the rest is just zubzub talk.
rolo_tomasi
Posts: 895
Location: Sunshine Coast, Queensland
GLA Postal Service?
BigZub
Posts: 3308
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
you serious? oh s***, thats my habibz 'postal' service :P


hmm dunno, he had it on the side of his van, so i just took the number down.

what car is this?
fpot
Posts: 11667
Location: Gold Coast, Queensland
yes only if you have the Rwc as part of the advertisement, otherwise no you don't have to.
I believe this to be wrong. Either way I'd check yourself because it is a $320 fine.
BigZub
Posts: 3309
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
fpot i've sold more cars than your mum.


you need a rwc showing only if you say 'rwc' on the little piece of paper on your window etc.
Lowgoz
Posts: 574
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
by selling the car in a registered condition, you are saying that its road worthy hence by selling any car that still has its plates on you will have to get the blue slip
TicMan
Posts: 184
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
http://www.transport.qld.gov.au/qt/LTASinfo.nsf/index/vehicles_buying_selling

What vehicles must have a safety certificate?
In Queensland you must obtain and display a safety certificate on any registered light vehicle from the moment it is for sale. Vehicles include cars, motorbikes, caravans, trailers (0.75-3.5 tonne ATM) and any other vehicles up to 4.5 tonnes GVM.

When can vehicles be sold without a safety certificate?
The only time vehicles do not require a certificate is when they are unregistered or when they are traded to or between licensed motor dealers. Vehicles can still be sold for parts or restoration, but they must be de-registered before being offered for sale.
Opec
Posts: 3151
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
what sort of car are you selling doode?
mission
Posts: 2383
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
From the QLD Dept.Transport website:


Buying/selling checklist

Print these checklists and use them when buying or selling a used vehicle.

Buyer's checklist

 The vehicle has a safety certificate.

 The safety certificate is displayed on the vehicle.

 The certificate identifies the issuing approved inspection
station.

 The certificate has not expired.

 Independent mechanic has inspected vehicle.

Seller's checklist

 Contact a approved inspection station to arrange inspection.

 Obtain a safety certificate.

 The certificate identifies the issuing approved inspection
station.

 The certificate is displayed correctly on the vehicle for sale.

 The certificate has not expired.


A little bit more on it:


Selling a vehicle?
If you are selling a registered vehicle, you will need to obtain and display a safety certificate from the time you offer the vehicle for sale.

Contact an Approved Inspection Station to arrange an inspection. Fees for inspections are paid directly to the station.

Once you have a certificate, which identifies the Approved Inspection Station that issued it, you must display it on the vehicle from the time the vehicle is offered for sale. Click here for a seller's checklist.

If you fail to display a safety certificate on the vehicle from the time of sale you will receive an on-the-spot fine of $A375.

Displaying safety certificates
Safety certificates must be displayed in a very obvious place, for example:

Motorbike - front forks or guard.
Car - windscreen or window.
Trailer - draw-bar.


last edited by mission at 10:27:32 21/Jun/05

last edited by mission at 10:28:47 21/Jun/05
smart
Posts: 1958
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
im in the hunt for a car :)
fpot
Posts: 11670
Location: Gold Coast, Queensland
What vehicles must have a safety certificate?
In Queensland you must obtain and display a safety certificate on any registered light vehicle from the moment it is for sale. Vehicles include cars, motorbikes, caravans, trailers (0.75-3.5 tonne ATM) and any other vehicles up to 4.5 tonnes GVM.

When can vehicles be sold without a safety certificate?
The only time vehicles do not require a certificate is when they are unregistered or when they are traded to or between licensed motor dealers. Vehicles can still be sold for parts or restoration, but they must be de-registered before being offered for sale.
wow right again suhaib well done!
BigZub
Posts: 3311
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
shutup fag, asif follow these stupid laws anyways. fpot let me sell you a car... so can make $2k off you and sell you a really s*** car c***.
Excruci@ting
Posts: 4763
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
what sort of car are you selling doode?


Selling an 87 Astra, you can find it on Ebay if you wanna take a look. RWC sucks ass. Its a good car and wouldn't even know that it needs new shockies. This fella just wants my money. Not keen on spending 350bucs on new shockies. Id rather sell it unregistered.

last edited by Excruci@ting at 18:31:39 21/Jun/05
Eclipsor
Posts: 641
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
If you are after an independant rwc assessment get racq to do it. since they don't have an alterior motive to failing you. Unless they just don't like you. Or otherwise go dodgy. As I understand it the mobile mech suhaib mentioned above does a good job.
Mr Hardware
Posts: 674
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
auto or manual
nF
Posts: 10707
Location: Wynnum, Queensland
If you are buying definately get the car checked out by someone like RACQ.

Its like $120, and if you are spending the big blings its worth it to know. Gives you a bit of bargaining power too. They don't check engines very well, but they'll tell you things you'd never look at (or couldn't) on a normal tyre kicking mission.

I got my car inspected and luckily everything was minor. s*** like battery has limited life, hoses needed replacing, wipers needed replacing and barely legal tyres. Pretty much spot on, as i've had to replace all those since i bought it.

They'll also be able to tell you if its had a major accident history (in case the seller isn't all that honest).
Excruci@ting
Posts: 4765
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
nah im selling. auto.
Mr Hardware
Posts: 677
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I can't find it on ebay.
Link?
I'm in the market for a small auto.
cs_master
Posts: 46
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
can't you drive a stick or something?
Mr Hardware
Posts: 679
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Well I didn't say it was for me.
And anyway I prefer autos.
And anyway does Worked Corolla with a modified Celica 5spd and a twin-throat carb say enough?
Slappercx
Posts: 1789
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Worked Corolla with a modified Celica 5spd and a twin-throat carb say enough?



Its screams Homosexual.
Mr Hardware
Posts: 680
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
And can you back up your claims there gregory.cx
I see no reason to believe that my car says homosexual
In fact, unless my car was a pink Barina, i wouldn't say there are too many cars out there that do say homosexual.
Frankly you are quite immature. Grow up or get off these forums. Not everything needs a brain explosion comment from you.
fpot
Posts: 11676
Location: Gold Coast, Queensland
fpot let me sell you a car... so can make $2k off you and sell you a really s*** car c***.
I'd rather just sleep with your mum 2000 times.
BigZub
Posts: 3321
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
like my mum would sleep with a cornbread like you, she's happily married LOL.



mattamon
Posts: 378
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
lol s*** small world aye suhaib, i see you have met my dad :P
Excruci@ting
Posts: 4766
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I can't find it on ebay.
Link?
I'm in the market for a small auto.


http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=4556510505&rd=1&sspagename=STRK%3AMESE%3AIT&rd=1
Bah
Posts: 1212
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Q: I just wanted to say that the 6x9 speakers in the front look fantastic. Who ever you got to install them must be a real pro! They must sound great.
21-Jun-05
A: Thanks John.

haha
Excruci@ting
Posts: 4767
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
=)
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