The Z Car Club NSW has established affiliation with the Combined Motoring Clubs ACT and thus are now recognised as an affiliated club that can offer members conditional registration.

Complete the Application for concessional registration of a motor vehicle (PDF 184KB) form and have the club registrar at your affiliated club sign and stamp your form.

You may need an inspection before obtaining VVH registration. Refer to the scenario table below to decide if your vehicle requires an inspection.

This transaction must be completed at an Access Canberra Service Centre by the person applying to become the registered operator. Ensure you bring the following things with you:

• Your ACT driver licence or other proof of identity (refer to the ACT driver licence and vehicle registration proof of identity and residency requirements page for further information).
• Proof of acquisition (not required if vehicle is already in your name).
• Completed application to establish registration (can be either the application on the reverse of the certificate of inspection or an Application to establish a new vehicle to a client (PDF 180KB) if an inspection was not required).
• Completed (and stamped and signed by the club registrar), Application for concessional registration of a motor vehicle (PDF 184KB).
• Passed and valid certificate of inspection (if applicable).
• Statutory declaration for duty exemption (if applicable).

VVH motor vehicles are exempt from duty upon the establishment of registration where the vehicle:

• Is first being registered after restoration and has not been registered under the Road Transport (Vehicle Registration) Act 1999 or a corresponding law within the preceding two years from this date.

The ACT Revenue Office has advised that for an exemption of this type to be granted, the applicant must complete a statutory declaration stating the above condition applies to the vehicle being registered.

If within a period of three years after the registration of a vehicle, which has been exempted from duty as described above and the vehicle is then re-established into general registration and continues to be operated by the same person who received the duty exemption, then duty will be payable, equal to the amount which would have been payable upon the establishment of registration.

• Veteran vintage and historic registration fees (0% input tax credit entitlement)

  Fees are correct as of 1 July 2023. All fees are subject to change without notice. The 12 month registration component below is inclusive of a 2% discount.

  Totals cost for veteran, vintage, or historic motor vehicle	Modified vehicles 12 months	Standard Vehicles 12 months
  NRMA compulsory third-party insurance provider	$184.40	$125.60
  AAMI compulsory third-party insurance provider	$149.20	$134.50
  GIO compulsory third-party insurance provider	$142.30	$129.20
  APIA compulsory third-party insurance provider	$138.70	$125.40