So, you want to flog your trusty steed in Queensland without the middleman? First, make sure your car's roadworthy and grab a safety certificate; it's the golden ticket for legal private sales. Next, you'll need to complete the 'transfer of ownership' paperwork—both buyer and seller must sign it, then lodge it with the Department of Transport and Main Roads within 14 days. Remember, Queensland doesn't require a pink slip like NSW, but the safety certificate is non-negotiable. Expect to handle payment securely (no IOUs, please) and consider advertising on sites like Tradingpost or CarShowroom to find a willing buyer. Lastly, steer clear of dodgy buyers and always meet in public places. Happy selling!

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