Buying Interstate

Yes, all States have a similar system for checking on the credentials of 'vehicles'. In NSW it's called REVS Link

G/day Mate, Yes Revs the one to check the details, But if your coming to NSW to check out caravans, Please have a talk to Kempsey Caravans on the Mid north coast, Just my recomendation after a purchase not so long ago!!!!, Honest as a day is long, Not worth mucking about with over priced smelling vans in the private sector as far as i'm concerned. Good luck!


Cheers Axle.

Gday,
I bought a bike interstate a few years ago.
Getting a revs check is one thing...but handing over the money, knowing it is the item you paying for and getting it on transport is another.
It come down to a point of ,Ill take the risk and buy it, but would he put in on transport and then Ill send him money who do I put the money in his account and hope that he would send me something???

I contacted a lawyer in the area and they were more than happy to help.
I think they charged me about $100 to get the REVS check, folow the bloke to the transport company with the bike, give him the money and post the rego papers on to me.
The bloke (lawyer) I was dealing with even got his mate to come around and start the bike in case there was anything obvious wrong with it.

Hope this helps.

Check on freight costs too!!!!!!

Cheers

Mal and Di
Revs will be able to tell you if there is any money owing on the particular van but you should also check with the Police who can tell you if the van is or is not on the stolen vehicle list.

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