ADR's for Pre 69

[adamstuart]

What ADR's does a pre 69 car ie. a little wheeler, have to meet to be road registerable in NSW?

I'm aware you only have to meet ADRs that existed before the car was manufactured, but all i can find is a list of ADRs, not when they were released.

[Newie]

Pretty sure ADRs weren't invented back then. Vehicles that need to comply with ADRs have the relevant ones stamped on the compliance plate.

Anything in particular you were worried about Adam?

Newie

[mattsmadmini]

arent any mate...

none of this pollution crap for us! woooo!

 

let me know when you are going for a blue slip, ill tell ya where to head 

[adamstuart]

Just thinking about things like the requirement for a demister, pretty sure a little wheeler never had it.

I know my 77clubby has to meet 3 or so, that are in fact on the compliance plate, one of which i believe is a demister (which doesnt work, up for rego number 4 soon booyah).

Anything apart from general functionality, structural integrity and what not, what did sanchez have to meet matt?

[Terry]

Hi,

Individual states had their own requirements but Australian Design Rules weren't introduced fully until 1971 nationally, so some states will say they were introduce in 1969 and others later but i believe most states were using them by 1971.

From the website....

When a road vehicle is first used on Australian roads the relevant state or territory government's legislation generally requires that it continue to comply with the relevant ADRs as at the time of manufacture.

The First Edition ADRs were distributed for discussion purposes. However, they were not adopted as a legally binding set of standards under either national or state/territory law.

The Second Edition ADRs first came into effect on 1 January 1969. These ADRs were selectively applied under state/territory law.

Terry

[Samm]

what did sanchez have to meet matt?

HA!

Sanchez barely stopped when he was blue slipped.

As long as it has seatbelts, runs and stops, has at least the drivers side mirror and rear vision mirror as well as functioning indicators/headlights/taillights and a speedo that works I'm pretty sure you'll be right.

Mine wasn't started let alone driven or sat in at blue slip time

Samm

[mattsmadmini]

HA!

Sanchez barely stopped when he was blue slipped.

As long as it has seatbelts, runs and stops, has at least the drivers side mirror and rear vision mirror as well as functioning indicators/headlights/taillights and a speedo that works I'm pretty sure you'll be right.

Mine wasn't started let alone driven or sat in at blue slip time

Samm

or barely went lol

and im the same as samm, my dude couldnt fit in it, so he didnt bother "indicators work?" yep
brakes ok? yep

cool.

there's ya slip

lol

[spider]

To answer the original question - none