Get Some
General => General Chat => Topic started by: swindle on March 25, 2014, 12:02:20 am
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A, 2005~ Commodore?
EDIT: A... 2003~ BMW??
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You buy my 2003 Mazda 6 2.3l Tiptronic Auto
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Mini.
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Chery J1.. $9990+ ORC new, with 3 year 100,000km warranty.
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You buy my 2003 Mazda 6 2.3l Tiptronic Auto
Ks? Price?
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140,000 km
Doesn't have a WoF or a Rego (because I don't drive it as I have a bike) but will pass a Warrant - if you are serious, will get it a warrant and a 3 month Rego - cause I am awesome like that
Price - for you (GetSome Special) $8k pickup is in Gulf Harbour
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Subaru Legacy GTB e-tune manual 3rd gen
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Subaru Legacy GTB e-tune manual 3rd gen
Hmmm would rather an auto tbh. Pretty much over a manual car in my old age.
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Hmmm would rather an auto tbh. Pretty much over a manual car in my old age.
I get way too bored driving automatics, would rather not fall asleep at the wheel lol
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Subaru Legacy GTB e-tune manual 3rd gen
Hmmm would rather an auto tbh. Pretty much over a manual car in my old age.
So buy my Car
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Chery J1.. $9990+ ORC new, with 3 year 100,000km warranty.
this!
3 year warranty for $10k!
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Buy some $200 pile of rust and spend the rest on beer.
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Price - for you (GetSome Special) $8k pickup is in Gulf Harbour
Demon Lord lives on the coast? Why have we never gone for a ride???
Buy some $200 pile of rust and spend the rest on beer.
Also, this^
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Buy some $200 pile of rust and spend the rest on beer.
Speaking of which, if anyone in Welly wants my old dunger you can have it for somewhere around that price (need to confirm scrap value)
1985 Nissan Pulsar, no wof, no reg.. 120,000ish km.. Needs a bit of rust work and looks like shit visually from so many previous rust repairs without a respray (car is literally 50 shades of grey lol)
Not a bad run around for someone with the skills to do the rust.. I've been bodgying it through WOF's for years but decided I was just going to get a new car while I was living down here in chch so it's got to go from Welly.
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if you are serious, will get it a warrant and a 3 month Rego - cause I am awesome like that
You mean because it's the law...?
Hmmm would rather an auto tbh. Pretty much over a manual car in my old age.
I get way too bored driving automatics, would rather not fall asleep at the wheel lol
Totally this. You're not driving if it's not a manual. Just steering a land boat.
Buy some $200 pile of rust and spend the rest on beer.
Yes and no.
You an old champion and leave the rest spare for when it needs maintenance. :P
Mini.
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if you are serious, will get it a warrant and a 3 month Rego - cause I am awesome like that
You mean because it's the law...?
Well atm, it just sits on my Drive way (not the public road) so its 100% legal.
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Yeh but selling.
Although I'm not too clear on it, because then how would one sell a rollable shell for parts? IDK.
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Yeh but selling.
Although I'm not too clear on it, because then how would one sell a rollable shell for parts? IDK.
the question is - is it going to be on the road?
so if you took a rollable shell (and hypothetically) drove it home - thats illegal
If you took the same shell, loaded it onto a truck (afterall, its a shell, it can't actually drive) - thats legal
So my Car sitting on my land (not the public road) is perfectly legal
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It's all in the intent and way you're advertising it
Just like most NZ law, all the intent.
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Yeh but selling.
Although I'm not too clear on it, because then how would one sell a rollable shell for parts? IDK.
the question is - is it going to be on the road?
so if you took a rollable shell (and hypothetically) drove it home - thats illegal
If you took the same shell, loaded it onto a truck (afterall, its a shell, it can't actually drive) - thats legal
So my Car sitting on my land (not the public road) is perfectly legal
Not if it has a for sale sign on it that can be seen from the street.
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Pretty sure the warrant and rego rule only applies to dealerships. Private sales have no requirement iirc. Hence the use of the " as is, where is" tagline on some private sales.
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http://www.motorweb.co.nz/pub/blogpost/63/wof-requirements-when-selling-a-vehicle (http://www.motorweb.co.nz/pub/blogpost/63/wof-requirements-when-selling-a-vehicle)
The person who sells the vehicle must ensure that it has a current WoF issued no more than 1 month before the delivery of the vehicle to the purchaser, unless they receive written confirmation from the purchaser that:
-if the WoF is current, they accept that the WoF was issued 1 month or more previous, or
-if the WoF is not current, they will not operate the vehicle except for the purpose of obtaining a WoF.
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Yeah, lots of people think it's not a thing. And to be fair it's not normally an issue because of expectations upon purchase lead to no troubles.
But it is a thing.
Just like it's illegal to advertise a vehicle by parking it with a for sale sign on it.
But that's up to local councils to enforce, like parking tickets.
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It's no P1 or Zonda... but it is the nicest car I've ever owned.
Say hello to the newest member of the family!
(http://iforce.co.nz/i/ommethc2.pdq.jpg) (http://www.iforce.co.nz/View.aspx?i=ommethc2.pdq.jpg)
(http://iforce.co.nz/i/215dsx4m.uem.jpg) (http://www.iforce.co.nz/View.aspx?i=215dsx4m.uem.jpg)
(http://iforce.co.nz/i/zzk5zlg1.skk.jpg) (http://www.iforce.co.nz/View.aspx?i=zzk5zlg1.skk.jpg)
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that for $10k?
how many k's
I also purchased a car today. Caldina 2005 GT-Four 35k on the clock
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that for $10k?
how many k's
I also purchased a car today. Caldina 2005 GT-Four 35k on the clock
Little over 100,000. Only had one owner since new with a full service history and immaculate interior.
Paddle shift on the steering wheel, 17" alloys, factory fitted sport suspension. Wicked nice ride. Wicked.