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Re: Registering a kit car in Australia

by Saab C900 Viggenist <c900@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > May 6, 2008 at 02:38 AM

"Atheist Chaplain" <abused@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes:

>"Saab C900 Viggenist" <c900@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
>news:fvo3e6$mlp$2@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> "Kwyjibo" <kwyjibo@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes:
>>
>>>I'm wondering if anyone has any experience in getting a (new) kit car
>>>registered in Australia - Specifically Victoria? Do we have anything 
>>>similar
>>>to the single vehicle approvals available in the US and UK? Do all
current
>>>ADRs have to be met (noise, emissions etc.), or are any exempt when 
>>>looking
>>>at low volume vehicles?
>>
>>>Also - are British motor vehicle approval standards similar to ours?
Any
>>>major differences? (the car I'm interested in is a kit car manufactured
in
>>>the UK and it currently meets their standards)
>>
>> I think cars from the UK would be about the closest match when it comes
to
>> meeting ADR's for something that's actually designed to meet UK 
>> regulations
>> (which are probably EU-wide ones these days?).
>>
>> I've wondered about this myself since I keep an eye on the Caterham 
>> website,
>> etc. and have been curious to know if anyone in Oz has a Caterham
that's
>> been imported here and built locally then complied/insured/registered,
or
>> imported fully-built and put through the approval/insurance/rego
process.
>>
>> Craig.
>>

>My daughters boyfriends father recently imported a Morgan from the UK
last 
>year, it was a brand new Roadster in British Racing Green.
>it is fully registered and insured in NSW. While I haven't gone for a
drive 
>in it yet, I have sat in it and then cleaned the drool off the tan
leather 
>seats :-)

Now that would be a really nice vehicle to drive! It looks horrible on
land
rovers, but 'british racing green' suits roadster-type vehicles perfectly.

Do you know what had to be done for it to be registered and insured here?
Was it a simple matter of paperwork or was a full engineering inspection,
etc. needed along with a drawn out process of chasing up government
officials to get the right certifications?

Craig.


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 6 Posts in Topic:
Re: Registering a kit car in Australia
Saab C900 Viggenist <c  2008-05-05 22:58:14 
Re: Registering a kit car in Australia
"Atheist Chaplain&qu  2008-05-06 00:06:55 
Re: Registering a kit car in Australia
Saab C900 Viggenist <c  2008-05-06 02:38:42 
Re: Registering a kit car in Australia
"Atheist Chaplain&qu  2008-05-06 02:56:22 
Re: Registering a kit car in Australia
Daryl Walford <dwalfor  2008-05-06 15:14:18 
Re: Registering a kit car in Australia
Malcolm Ball <delete@[  2008-05-07 23:05:31 

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