If you pay a membership and your car has passed rego check then it should be eligible for club rego. That's how the system needs to be. A club member has no authority to determine if a car is road worthy. If its original or not should be irrelevant.
If you pay a membership and your car has passed rego check then it should be eligible for club rego. That's how the system needs to be. A club member has no authority to determine if a car is road worthy. If its original or not should be irrelevant.
At least in WA a club member does not have the right anymore to decide if a car is roadworthy or not. This changed quite recently, the car has an initial inspection then it is up to the owner to maintain the car in a roadworthy condition. So no more annual inspection Yipee. I am not sure about the originality issue but I guess they may want to limit the amount of cars on concessional or perhaps they don't see unoriginal cars as preserving motoring history.Originally Posted by wbute
Dave
In some clubs in WA it is written into their constitution that you must be an active member and attend x amount of runs or club events/meetings. In the car club I am in there is no stipulations but I think there should be as a club is only as strong as it members not ghosts who want cheap rego.
Up to the club I suppose
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