nrma car sale receipt

You don’t need a mystical “NRMA car sale receipt” to appease the paperwork gods—just a clear private sale receipt that covers the basics.

Include the buyer and seller names and addresses (plus driver licence numbers), the car’s VIN, rego, odometer reading, sale price, deposit (if any), date/time, and payment method, then both parties sign it. Add “sold as‑is, no warranty” unless you’re explicitly offering one. That little sheet is your friend for Service NSW transfer, insurance, and proving who owns what. If you like templates, motoring clubs such as NRMA often publish printable bills of sale, but a straightforward DIY one works fine too. Make two copies (or scan/email), keep them with the keys, and do a PPSR check before the cash does a runner.