Selling an unlicensed car in Perth is perfectly legal—just don’t drive it on the road to prove it runs. In your ad (Tradingpost does nicely), clearly state it’s unlicensed, note any defects, and include VIN, odometer, and engine info. Arrange transport with a trailer or a WA Unlicensed Vehicle Permit; no plates on public roads, no cheeky “just around the block” test drives. Take a proper receipt with buyer details and price, and lodge a notice of disposal with the WA Department of Transport immediately. Remove any plates and accessories tied to the registration, and let the buyer handle inspections and re-licensing fees. Meet in daylight, verify ID, and use secure payment—PPSR checks help ensure there’s no finance ghost rattling its chains.
Cars For Sale
Cars For Sale
Cars For Sale
Cars For Sale
Cars For Sale
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2Handbags and Accessories
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3Car Accessories
Handbags and Accessories
Footwear
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Fishing
Other Camping Accessories
Cats
Fishing
Fishing
3Handbags and Accessories
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Car Accessories
Keyboards
3Handbags and Accessories
4Building Materials
2Mobile Phones Accessories
Cosmetics
5Other Games
2Other Computer Parts
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