Looking at another boat that’s in NSW and want to know what I have to do to get it home to Qld to register it here . Thanks Matt
Looking at another boat that’s in NSW and want to know what I have to do to get it home to Qld to register it here . Thanks Matt
A bad days fishing has got to be better than any day at work......
It should be no problem at all, it’s just a matter of having the relevant rego papers, then going to the QLD roads/rego/car place and jumping through flaming hoops and change it over. I have done it the other way from Victoria and it was no big deal.
Just to add, make sure the trailer is registered, and you have maybe some kind of insurance cover, not too sure how that part works with trailers.
So just buy it and tow it home then change rego , I will get an insurance cover note for it to get it home if I buy it . ThanksOriginally Posted by Noelm
A bad days fishing has got to be better than any day at work......
Depends on what size trailer it is, it might need a roadworthy.
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The boat is on a new quintrex alloy trailer
A bad days fishing has got to be better than any day at work......
Being near new like that, I can’t imagine too much difficulty even if QLD does require a roadworthy check to change over (no idea if they do), just check rego expiry, make sure of some kind of insurance, don’t know if it’s currently insured, so a cover note will be a good idea. The boat doesn’t have rego numbers, has it ever been registered?
Is it coming from a dealer? If private it will require a roadworthy if it has ATM of over 750kgs.The boat is on a new quintrex alloy trailer
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Very nice, it's basically what I'm looking for.
Once you pick it up make sure you carry a set of spare wheel bearings with you no matter what the owner says, if not needed then you have them ready to replace.
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If it has breaks it will need a roadworthy
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Roadworthy and insurance , your covering your own butt if anything happens on the road .
And everything needs ro be in your name to get innsurance
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No, if you are buying, you can get a “cover note” that will give you a set number of days insurance while you get the details sorted out, done it many times over the years.
Guessing Ford or Holden (or some other) might be a challenge! Of course you could buy a full hub kit once you find out what it is.
Interesting, i was told i couldn't, in my circumstance i was taking the boat and trailer to another town and get the roadworthy at home because i couldn't get the roadworthy in the town i was buying it until after the weekend. It meant i had to go back once old mate got the roadworthy.
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