updated 3/8/2019
NSW Historic and Classic Vehicle Scheme
There are two schemes operating in NSW for vehicles over 30 years old. If the vehicle is predominately original, it can be registered as a Historic vehicle. If the vehicle has been modified, it could be eligible for the Classic scheme. The Club representative makes the decision when a vehicle is no longer eligible for the Historic scheme and needs to become a Classic.
Both schemes can operate with a 60 day logbook. Most of our members take up this option.
The current forms and information sheets can be obtained here. It is recommended that you contact the Club to confirm that you have downloaded the correct information for your situation.
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AWDCC_NSWclassic_rego_checklist_NEW_Jan2019
AWDCC_NSWhistoric_rego_checklist_RENEWALS_Jan2019
AWDCCNSWclassic_rego_checklist_RENEWALS_Jan2019
ApplicationforConditionalRegistration_January2019
Historic Vehicle Declaration January2019
Classic Vehicle Declaration January2019
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Classic_Vehicle_Scheme _(CVS)_Application_Guidelines_Feb-19
Victorian Club Permit Scheme
For those members wishing to take part in the Victorian Club Permit Scheme, the relevant documents are below. For new registrations, the Club makes a determination on whether the vehicle is eligible for the scheme. The VESD signatories currently are David West 0407958504 and Pete Nusser 60241576.
Owners of vehicles registered under the Club Permit Scheme can choose either a 45 day or 90 day logbook. The Club recommends the 45 day logbook, it is cheaper, and if you use all of the 45 days, you can upgrade to the 90 day.
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AWDCC_VicClubRego_checklist_RENEWALS_Jan2019
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If you have any questions, please call the Historic Registrar, David Schmidt, on 0427 200035, or email historic@awdcc.com.au
