Trying to flog an unregistered car in Victoria? Well, buckle up because it’s not just about slapping a “For Sale” sign on the window. VicRoads requires that to sell an unregistered vehicle, you must inform them and complete a 'Notice of Disposal' form. This paperwork officially transfers ownership and protects you from any future liabilities.
Be warned: the buyer will likely want to register the car before driving it, which means it must pass a roadworthy inspection. Prices for such unregistered vehicles on sites like Tradingpost can vary wildly depending on condition, so don’t expect a fortune.
In short, selling an unregistered car is legal but involves extra admin and potential delays. Consult VicRoads and maybe your local ServiceCentral for the nitty-gritty.
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