Well said Oz!! Thanx 4 that.
Sounds too hard to me!!:knockout:
Well said Oz!! Thanx 4 that.
Sounds too hard to me!!:knockout:
Do you know what the x is for amount of members and cars Oz? And does the club have to pay the RTA an annual fee or anything as well?
Our friend from Orange was told that you can make up a club as long as there are 3 members at least, then they can decide where and when they are going on a run...does anyone know if this is correct, as it sounds to good to be true...that would mean he, us, and another couple would just form up our own sandman club in Central west NSW and have our own outings....
HZ Jasmine Yellow Windowless Sandman, now being driven everywhere and is finished!
HZ Madeira Red Windowless sandman now Sold to Bigrob
HX Mandarin Red Sandman Ute finished, and club registered
1979 HZ malachite windowless van with 308 5spd, all chromed up and shiny finished and named "The Player"
Married to RodneyHZ253
I'm about to embark on this locally (Newcastle)
Forming your own club Byron? Or just getting your Premier on club rego.
3 Members per club would be too good to be true. I've got enough eligible cars to double that and then some.
time for a mysandman club I think. =)
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Now there's a idea worth looking into...Originally Posted by stickthis
I have another vehicle on Club Reg in SA, clearly different rules apply in each state and implementation between in Club as per Oz's post.
In SA you have to run a specific Log Book, you can use vehicle for upto 90 days/per, no restriction on km's etc. But if you are pulled over and you have not completed your log book entry then you are considered to be driving an unregistered vehicle... Different car clubs do it differently wrt to having to go on club runs, once off vs annual inspection of vehicles etc.
The DTEI web site has the info for Sth Aust.
http://www.sa.gov.au/upload/franchis...d_vehicles.pdf
no annual fee to the rta and it is as little as 5 members but it has to be a registered car club with fair trading and it doesnt stop there..
lots more to it than it sounds so dont get to excited..committee is liable for any screw ups,so there is public liability,,there has to be a constitution which must be approved by fair trading and also the rta..
you must have a yearly agm which the minutes must be presented to fair trading etc etc etc..
the club i am involved in was the first registered with fair trading car club in australia that is purely internet based..wasnt that fun to deal with when it came to club rego in nsw..
any internet based registered car club that has club registration must be registered in that particular state as well..the club im involved with only has club rego in nsw..
Man who could be bothered. I will stick to full rego and drive when and where I want. Lifes complicated enough already.
Yep!
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