Need a free bill of sale template for NSW? Here’s a simple one for private vehicle sales—no fluff, just the bits that keep everyone happy and the paperwork gremlins quiet. Seller should lodge a Notice of Disposal, buyer must transfer rego and pay stamp duty/fees, and a PPSR check for finance owing is non-negotiable. Print two copies, check licences, write clearly in ink, and add “sold as inspected” if you’re not promising the moon.
| Date/Time of Sale | ____________________ |
| Seller | Name, Address, Phone, Licence No. |
| Buyer | Name, Address, Phone, Licence No. |
| Vehicle | Make/Model/Body, Year, Colour, VIN, Rego No., Engine No. (if shown), Odometer |
| Price (AUD) | $__________ | Payment Method: ____________________ |
| Statements | No money owing (PPSR checked); Sold as inspected; Roadworthy/eSafety proof provided (if any) |
| Signatures | Seller: __________ Buyer: __________ Witness (optional): __________ |
This is general info, not legal advice—confirm requirements with Transport for NSW. Keep a copy with the VIN and rego on the receipt, because future-you will thank present-you.
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