Re: Registering a kit car in Australia

=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Je=DFus?= <power_sliding@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes:

>Kwyjibo wrote:

>> It's an Ultima GTR. Mid engined and takes a small block chev with a
****sche 
>> transaxle. Apparently all welding is performed at the factory. All you
need 
>> is basic hand tools to assemble the thing, then I'd assume specialists
to 
>> set up wheel alignment etc.
>> 
>> http://www.ultimas****ts.co.uk/gtr/design.html

>Top Gear did a thing on the Ultima. Not bad, but bloody expensive and 
>I'd hate to think what it'd take to get one registered here.

>Speaking of kit type cars, came across this yesterday:
>http://www.rhinobuggies.com.au/

Yep see their ads all the time in the motor trading mags, etc. They aren't
likely to be road-legal in most parts of Australia even if they did meet
ADR's (that should be the other way around! lol).

Craig.







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