how to sell an unregistered car nsw Page 4

Yes, you can sell an unregistered car in NSW—just be crystal clear it’s “as is,” list the VIN, condition and any receipts like you’re swearing on a stack of logbooks. For inspections or test drives on public roads, use a Service NSW Unregistered Vehicle Permit (includes CTP) or stick it on a trailer; no plates, no cruising. You don’t need a pink slip to sell it, but the buyer will need a blue slip, CTP (green slip), and to pay stamp duty and registration to get it legal. If it was previously registered, return plates and cancel rego for any refund before it disappears into someone else’s shed. After the sale, lodge a Notice of Disposal with Service NSW within 14 days so fines don’t follow you home. Price it sensibly, keep a signed receipt, and let the new owner tackle the paperwork.