NSW to WA transport

[Busso Bus]

Good points raised by T1 Terry.
In WA you can get a temporary permit to drive an unregistered vehicle for 48 hrs - with restrictions - (basically for the intent of getting the vehicle repaired and re-registered.)
https://www.transport.wa.gov.au/licensin...permit.asp
But the vehicle needs to be reasonably roadworthy.

I our case, having the old NSW registration papers from the previous owner (in addition to proof of ownership) - helped a great deal with the WA vehicle inspection and registration process.
Cheers
Grant

Thanks for useful advice all, great to have so much experience to draw from on forum.
Cheers Shane

[Ted]

Hi Shane
If its driveable you could do it on a permit (or two).. we drove a Country Buggy across last year on a SA permit (3 days) then 2 x 1 day WA permit

[Barry]

That would have been a fun drive!!

[ruby6689]

If it’s driveable, also try CEVA Logistics, but not sure if they service WA.

I’ve never needed to transport a Kombi, but I know others have, and had good experiences with CEVA.

https://cevacarcarrying.com.au/

Definitely service WA, we sent Blue Bus on his way to the new owners in WA a few days ago.

[laimmartin]

Although this thread is a little bit old almost posted in May 2023, I would like to add that now there are many car transport companies in Australia. Sharing my personal experience as a car dealer I transport usually 2 to 3 cars per week interstate. I have 3 companies in my list: P&S Logistics, PrixCar, and CEVA. These companies are much better than other companies as they are affordable, reliable, and safe. So, if anyone is looking for car transport, must get quotes from these companies.

[Busso Bus]

Just a follow up on this, ended up using Jay Cee Ess Global via truckit. Picked up in Murrurundi NSW on car carrier to Brisbane, by sea to Fremantle & tilt tray to Busselton. No hassles & was cheaper than anyone else.
Shane

[Oldman]

Wow ! 
……that’s a round trip ….

Ballpark…….what did that cost Shane ?