Roadworthy

[2.2lt 97 camry]

i know its not the best thing, but im wondering where i could get a "dodgy" roadworthy in melbourne as i really need to transfer it in to my name its a camry 4 cylinder in mint condition please let me know asap

[Hiro]

i know its not the best thing, but im wondering where i could get a "dodgy" roadworthy in melbourne as i really need to transfer it in to my name its a camry 4 cylinder in mint condition please let me know asap

Why do you need a dodgy roadworthy? Are you buying an unregistered car or simply transferring from one name to another? And surely a "mint condition" car would easily pass even a non-dodgy roadworthy test.

[2.2lt 97 camry]

mint as in its clean in side and out, but i dont have the time to root around on a legit roady, its registed and its in my mother inlaws name and just want to transfer it in to my name, its all standard runs well but im sure they will knock something and i dont have the time to have it repaired

[eviltwin]

Mate... First things first this is something you ask a mate in the flesh over a beer not on a national public car forum.

Second.. if you don;t have the "Time" then don't drive the car at all.

Third.. If it's so mint and you know it's going to be knocked back then it's not mint.

Any issues PM me

[Andrew357]

Welcome to boostcruising...

Oh, hang on....

[eviltwin]

[DJKOR]

Mate... First things first this is something you ask a mate in the flesh over a beer not on a national public car forum.

This.

Welcome to boostcruising...

And this.

[Ronnyboy]

mint as in its clean in side and out

Welcome Aboard........

"Mint Condition" ay

i dont have the time to root around on a legit roady

You might have to do just that :)

[2.2lt 97 camry]

im better off just getting a legit roady, its better to be safe then sorry, has any one got any decent shocks and springs to fit my car its actually a 1996 not a 97 lowered or standard dont care let me know, and thanks its about time i have a car thats well kinda forum worthy

[Ozzcaddy]

The consequences to the person who issues a dodgy road worthy certificate would be too great. If found out, they lose their certification, loss of revenue from doing road worthy certificates and most likely a penalty fine.

You've made a very wise decision for your own safety and others on the road.

[Ronnyboy]

thanks its about time i have a car thats well kinda forum worthy

Good choice, Comes down to common sense :)

[eviltwin]

Most definatly suss some shocks and springs out from the pickapart mate