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hey again, well now that i find out that the R32 GTS-t was never officially imported, only the 32 GT-R, is there anything special i would need to know before i purchase the car, like do i need the compliance papers and stuff? or would a RWC be enough? because i havent asked the fella im buying it off if he had a compliance certificate with him, but he does have a RWC, so would i only need the RWC to get the rego transferred or do i need to get the compliance certificate as well? help would be great

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hey again, well now that i find out that the R32 GTS-t was never officially imported, only the 32 GT-R, is there anything special i would need to know before i purchase the car, like do i need the compliance papers and stuff? or would a RWC be enough? because i havent asked the fella im buying it off if he had a compliance certificate with him, but he does have a RWC, so would i only need the RWC to get the rego transferred or do i need to get the compliance certificate as well? help would be great

Does it have a compliance AU compliance plate on the car?

I take it it has not been registed in AU before.

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you need import approval and a compliance certificate.. The guy you are buying the car off should have both.

hope this helps.

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thanks, i was under the impression that if it had a current QLD roadworthy certificate it would be able for the rego to be transferred, so i need the rwc and the compliance certificate for the transfer papers?

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