Supid question

[ari666]

supid question, but what does supid mean?

 

[STEEV888]

i was always under the impression that you had to apply for a permit even if you were a mechanic to be able to do this.
and by "under the impression" i mean in nsw.

 

[Sabbath']

Would be interesting what that much unburnt fuel going through the cat's would do to them aswell.

 

[dumpedvs]

go to vic roads and get an exzemption (i know thats not how you spell it you will get over it) then you can drive v8's, turbo's,supercharged cars totally legal. Although your not in work hours but im sure you can come up with some excuse. My mate got one so he could drive hies parents xr8 to work and back while he is on his red p's

 

[383 hatch]

i was always under the impression that you had to apply for a permit even if you were a mechanic to be able to do this.
and by "under the impression" i mean in nsw.

In Vic, you don't need to apply for a permit if you're in the trade. I rang Vic Roads when i first started my apprenticeship and thats what i was told, however that was about 13 years ago, so it might have changed by now.

 

[nemesis_adrasteia]

In Vic, you don't need to apply for a permit if you're in the trade. I rang Vic Roads when i first started my apprenticeship and thats what i was told, however that was about 13 years ago, so it might have changed by now.

i recently looked it up, you are automaticly exempt on work duties


Exemption to drive a probationary prohibited vehicle

1. Automatic Exemption

The Road Safety (Drivers) Regulations 2009, automatically exempt a probationary driver, from the probationary prohibited vehicle restrictions, who is driving the vehicle in the course of his or her employment and at his or her employer’s request or is self employed and an Australian Business Number (ABN) is in force in relation to the person's business. No exemption document is required from VicRoads in these circumstances. However, the onus is on the driver to provide evidence to the police if requested.

A person is not permitted to drive the vehicle at any time for social reasons or reasons unrelated to work. In these cases the onus is upon the driver to provide evidence to the police that his or her driving is work connected.

 

[383 hatch]

Well, there you go, it's still the same.

 

[rb26dett]

Get your dad to drive it.

 

[RedBull77]

I'm now starting to wonder if I remove two spark plug leads on my V6 and drive on four, can I tell motor reg that I drive a 4cylinder and get cheaper rego? lmao J/k

 

[CSP]

Get your dad to drive it.

LOL!!! Win!!!!