Got some spare coin?

"> Used to be if it was over 15 years old, then they changed that to

Extract from "Importing Vehicles to Australia" Aust Gov. information
Brochure 2009

http://www.infrastructure.gov.au/ro...mporting_vehicles/general/pdf/VSB10_09.pdf5.1. Vehicles manufactured before 1 January 1989 - Part 4 on ApplicationFormYou can import any vehicle manufactured before 1 January 1989 withoutrestriction, but you still need aVehicle Import Approval for it to enter Australia and the Application forApproval to Import a Vehicle Formmust be used.You might have to modify the vehicle to meet registration requirements. Youshould contact the MotorVehicle Registration Authority in the State or Territory where you intend toregister the vehicle for informationon their requirements.Hope it's rightCapt A. L.

 

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Hmm, I dunno. I would want to ride it. Yes, as you say, if you bought
them as an investment, then so be it.

But I've bought rare bikes before and bloody well ridden them.
Probably the reason they are rare

 

I'm with you there Kevin. If I want an investment I'll buy stocks or real
estate.
I buy bikes to ride. The value I get is from the experience not the resale

Capt A. L.