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Old 26-06-2013, 10:26 PM   #1
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Default Adding rear dicky seat, legalities?

Greetings,

Now that I have spent eleventy 4 million dollars on my AU, it looks like I will end up keeping it for couple of years. But, I am going to require the extra room, and most importantly it needs to be 100% legal.

Has anybody looked into this? Could I just install the rear dicky seat and go and get a mod plate (QLD). Also, would I have to notify insurance / QLD transport?

Thanks in advance
Cam

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