Nominal 41,449 Report post Posted January 14 8 hours ago, 66gt said: No just the chassi plate which matches the stamping on the body. I will get a receipt off the guy etc plus all the shipping docs. I think you will struggle to get it registered here without proper paperwork: Proof of ownership You need to provide evidence that you're the legal owner of the vehicle. This can include: the original documents showing the ownership history to the last registered owner in Australia (eg deregistration or change of ownership papers) and an invoice, bill of sale or receipt, etc. https://www.nzta.govt.nz/vehicles/importing-a-vehicle/step-2-evidence/used-vehicles-from-australia/ 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
datlow 14,054 Report post Posted January 14 Get history or some such from Ford oz or there version of Nzta if they have the chassis number on record? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
66gt 1,939 Report post Posted January 14 2 hours ago, Nominal said: I think you will struggle to get it registered here without proper paperwork: Proof of ownership You need to provide evidence that you're the legal owner of the vehicle. This can include: the original documents showing the ownership history to the last registered owner in Australia (eg deregistration or change of ownership papers) and an invoice, bill of sale or receipt, etc. https://www.nzta.govt.nz/vehicles/importing-a-vehicle/step-2-evidence/used-vehicles-from-australia/ Yep that’s what I was thinking or alternatively go the scratch built route Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kiwibirdman 1,112 Report post Posted January 16 If my car fails a WOF do I have to take it back to the original inspection place. Can I go to another place and get it reinspected within the 28 day repair period. Beware ranting ahead my wife's car ended up at the the dealers for a gearbox issue. While it was there they gave it a warrant check without asking me, and it failed on some stuff (light bulbs blown) that I would have found and fixed before it was taken to the usual spot. This pissed me off because it was booked into the local guy who is 10 mins walk away and typically rechecks take 5 mins plus paper work. The recheck, including driving to the dealer, waiting around and driving home killed the best part of 2 hours. I did spit the dummy about doing the WOF without asking so got it for free but would have much preferred to have paid the money and got 2 hours of my life back. I had it in my head that because it failed that I had to go back to where the check was done or wait until 28 days is up. 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
tortron 40,973 Report post Posted January 16 Just go to new place. No issue (obv you pay the wof fee at the new place) 2 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Casper 765 Report post Posted January 16 I got charged for having headlights adjusted while having wof done. I asked them why didn't they check the switch that raises or drops the beams,it was a Nissan taken to a Nissan dealership for wof ffs....they said no worries,I had to make a point of asking them to fix the problem they caused,and re reset the level to where they were in the first place. No clue. 2 2 5 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MightyJoe 2,698 Report post Posted January 17 i have a female friend that got a shopping list of fails on her classic mini and she rang me up in tears because she couldn't afford the repairs, i took the job on for parts cost ( i know i'm an idiot) but there was nothing wrong with any of it. cunt was just trying his luck. i cleaned the brakes out ( drums all round), greased everything that was greaseable and took it to my guy with the previous fail sheet and the story, told him if he failed it i'd fix whatever he wanted. 2 hrs later he phoned me up and said ' no, you were right joe, thats just how they are'. it cost another $45 but was worth it in smug points. i fucking hate garages that rinse women on car stuff. /sharn sorry, i came here to ask something else. 6 3 1 2 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Bling 15,472 Report post Posted January 17 You forgot to name the garage. 7 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MightyJoe 2,698 Report post Posted January 17 i'm planning on freshening up the underside of my triumph soon, the underside is the old teal green colour and also oily, scummy and 45ish years old so i was going to clean it all up and paint it black. will anyone get funny about this at wof time? i plan on dropping all the suspension, leaving whatever factory coating is there already and cleaning and painting it. i'm not using anything heavy or bitumous etc like a deck liner, just a satin black rattle can probably. i'm going to be replacing the bushings and clean up the entire suspension upgrading and replacing as it needs. but i dont want to get any kick back from trying to hide something etc. is it worth the effort? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MightyJoe 2,698 Report post Posted January 17 3 minutes ago, Bling said: You forgot to name the garage. i forget but i doubt she has, i've just messaged and asked her Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
AllTorque 35,207 Report post Posted January 17 @MightyJoe do it. I would rather look at a nice clean underbody than years of oil leaks. 4 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MightyJoe 2,698 Report post Posted January 17 16 minutes ago, Bling said: You forgot to name the garage. Top of cranford st, by the caltex Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ul9601 384 Report post Posted January 18 I got failed on headlights being selective yellow (gotta have yellow on French cars eh) - virm says it's gotta be substantially white or amber. I had spare bulbs anyway so I swapped out rather than arguing about. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mof 9,984 Report post Posted January 18 I painted the underside of the van no worries, was green though. Also, pics of female friend 2 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MightyJoe 2,698 Report post Posted January 18 16 3 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
tortron 40,973 Report post Posted January 18 I did underside of Morris all black, and brakes and suspension guy kept saying wow someone’s run new brake lines under there! Did you know! Never seen someone do that!!!! he was a Barry tho, no mention of welds on chassis tho 2 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
dspec_tt131 687 Report post Posted January 19 Where can I find tyre manufacturers specs for maximum width allowed? Have tried google but no luck. Looking for a 195/65/14 that's allowed on a 7.5" rim Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Beaver 7,048 Report post Posted January 19 They are often listed on the manufactures sites (eg found them for toyo in 30 seconds) . Doubt you will find a one stop shop for all tyres though, so need to do some digging. 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
dspec_tt131 687 Report post Posted January 19 40 minutes ago, Beaver said: They are often listed on the manufactures sites (eg found them for toyo in 30 seconds) . Doubt you will find a one stop shop for all tyres though, so need to do some digging. They arent on toyo site for 14" Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
fuel 1,388 Report post Posted January 20 On 13/01/2020 at 16:35, cletus said: Correct, any change to the brake system needs cert So if you do an auto to manual conversion but leave the original auto brake pedal in place (assuming it clears clutch pedal), then it wont need a cert? 2 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
