I've not heard of them before and can't find anything either, which is not a good sign. Are they US or Australian manufactured?

If the frame doesn't have an MSO don't touch it!!

DON'T DO IT.  RUN.

Looks like the frame should be ADR compliant and meet the 550mm rule, and those fenders would be perfectly legal too. Nice looking roller actually, and that's coming from someone who doesn't like swing-arm bikes.

Be sure to make sure all that paperwork checks out though, without it you would be in for an engineering nightmare. Looking forward to hearing what you find out about it.

It looks like a daytec frame , please make sure that the guy has the MSO certificate for the frame before you buy it , if he hasn't there is no chance that you can get it engineered and rego'ed ,,,, you have to have that paper work ,,, besides that it looks like a great project and the makings of a nice bike 

Spend your money and TIME RIDING your new bike. Well done. Post pics soon.

Probably a better choice in the end, and you've probably saved yourself a lot of money and legal nightmares.

Says me who's building a complete Chopper from a swapmeet frame find LOL