Yes—you can sell a car in NSW without the physical rego papers, because the registration and ownership records live happily in Service NSW’s system. What you must do is give the buyer a proper receipt (VIN/engine number, rego, date, price, your details) and proof you’re the owner, so no one thinks you nicked it from Uncle Barry.
Then lodge a Notice of Disposal with Service NSW promptly (within 14 days is the norm) so any future fines or tolls don’t follow you home. The buyer can sort the transfer using their ID; if the car’s unregistered, don’t drive it—get a tow or an Unregistered Vehicle Permit. Plates generally stay with a registered car, but if you cancel the rego, remove and return them. Do a PPSR check to confirm there’s no finance owing, smile, shake hands, and enjoy the driveway space.

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