Pink Slip Help

[TheToyman75]

I have been asked on a number of occasions now where you can still get a manual pink slip for Historic Registration as most places only have the online version which is not suitable. Anywhere that does inspections for Rally cars shoudl be able to help you out as they too need a manual pink slip.

The guys at SAS can of course help you out.

Silverwater Automotive - 02 9748 1300
1/141 Silverwater Rd
Silverwater.

[KE25 RACER]

We are also able to help you guys out.

Liverpool Mechanical Repairs
2/3 mitchell rd
moorebank NSW

02 96025382

We currently do Club plate regos, we have the manual version aswell as the Electronic version available for all your cars.


TROY

[IN 05 NT]

can also do them,

Midas hornsby
2a linda st hornsby

ph 9477 6622

ask for me,

Blake

[oldcorollas]

so we got a letter with the Historic rego form that says a safety inspection report (pink slip) is only required if the club is less than 2 years old... but if more than 2 years old, the roadworthiness can be signed off by the club?

how does Toymods status sit with relation to that? not having to actually do pink slips might be a bit of a bonus for historic (it does say that responsibility for roadworthiness rests with the vehicle operator at all times, rather than the club)

[river]

Hi,

To be safe Toymods requires a pink slip for historic rego.

Some Clubs, especially those that have the real old 1920-30's vehicles, often do not use pink slips, but that's 'cos no one (other than themselves) would know anything about them, and applying current RTA pink slip regulations to them would be pointless.

For our historic vehicles, however, the pink slip is valid and can be applied to our vehicles.

Hope this addressed your question.

seeyuzz
river

[oldcorollas]

yup, thanks River. The letter rom RTA got me thinking

It is booked in for pink slip on monday, now that the maintainence run today went without a fuss
(i was supposed to SMS you right?)

[river]

Hi,

I was out today, but got your msg so all's good

How did it go on the run?

seeyuzz
river

[oldcorollas]

really good, considering it hasn't been driven for a couple of years. lots of curious looks at the historic plates.
Was only around local backstreets.
I think the car needs the optional disc brakes from that era, instead of drum fronts, but car still stops.

[Farkurnell]

My mechanic guarantees that even though he does an online pink slip that the new paper version he gives me will suffice for the RTA for Historic rego as he does them for another customer that has historic plates on some Triumphs for another car club.




Cheers, Greg.

[CelicaZR]

Al Palmers also does Manual Pink Slip.

[river]

Hi,

All mechanics should be able to do manual slips. They need to have the book with them in case of technical issues with connecting to the on-line systems.

seeyuzz
river

[Farkurnell]

Having just put my KE20 on Historics, I was freaking a bit at first because after first getting an online slip and then talking to the RTA who reckoned it wouldn't be any good for them as it needed to show the VIN and I needed the old fashioned hand written pink slip, I fronted at the RTA office today armed with the online pink slip and ready for an argument, as I had the current rego paper with me and I couldn't see why all that wouldn't be enough, I was very happy when they registered it and didn't even look at the pink slip.

[river]

Hi,

You were on normal plates before?

The electronic pink slip works for normal plates but not conditional plates, so next time you register the car it will need a hand written pink slip. This is because they have to enter the plate, and as the plate will now be a conditional one (historic), the computer says "Plate not found". We tried it when I got The 88 re-registered this week.

seeyuzz
river

[Farkurnell]

Ah, ok. that explains it.

[Jeri]

if my car hasn't been registered for a few years, and i want to get it on historic plates.... i would need a blue slip yeah?

[river]

Hi,

No, it only needs a pink slip.

When I brought Ronnie up from, Victoria I was under the impression it would need a blue slip, seeing it has come from interstate. However, I read the NSW RTA rules governing conditional registration and it only mentions a pink slip.

I took her to my mechanic, who also thought it would require a blue slip, but I told him to just do a pinky. He was doubtful of this, but did only a pink slip. I took the pink slip to the RTA, along with the relevant conditional registration papers, and she was put onto historic plates with no problems.

So, no... you do not need a blue slip, just a pink slip.

seeyuzz
river

[Jeri]

mine was also last registered in victoria.... so when you say "relevant conditional registration papers" you mean proof of ownership and vicroads paperwork?

thanks

[river]

Hi,

No. I mean the necessary paper work you need to fill out for conditional registration. I thnk the links to these are on the first page of this thread. You print them out and fill them in. Toymods needs to stamp them and then you take these forms to the RTA and get your plates.

You needs to be a financial member of Toymods Car Club to get the plates.

seeyuzz
river

[Jeri]

Hi
Does anyone know of a mechanic that does pink slips for historic plates in the Penrith area?

[RAAAH23]

question once on historics can you revert back to normal plates? i mean if you bought a car from another state chucked it on historics for a year then placed it on normal plates you wouldnt have to get a blue slip??