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FE Custom Number Plates - NSW wanted

Started by deno, July 03, 2005, 10:47:35 PM

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deno

Custom or Personal Number Plates in NSW wanted for example.

FE-1956    FE4ME  etc.

RET

You'd be much better off going to http://myrta.com and seeing what you can come up with that isn't already allocated.  From a quick look all the following are available:

MY56FE
MY58FE

GM56FE
GM57FE
GM58FE

cheers
RET

PS: no, my FECOOL plates aren't on the market ;D
OurCarClub.com.au is a web-based data management application, custom built for car clubs and their volunteer officials. More info...

deno

Thanks Ret

I will have a look and thankyou, but I was trying to get
a one off payment on the plates.

Instead of the yearly fee that the RTA charges these days.

Deno

FATBOY

 if buying custom plates off someone in nsw  you still incur the yearly fee

cheers fatboy

ps mi fatboy plates arent for sale either
fatboy
0414712441

deno

Thankyou Fatboy

Understand the fee for custom plates, hoping to pickup a personal plate like FE1956 that doesn't incur the yearly fee

Thanks
Deno  :D

RET

You cannot purchase plates like that in NSW.  Transferring ownership of a standard or personalised plate in that manner involves selling them attached to a car, with the associated percentage-value transfer fees.

ie, if you wanted my FEC00L plates (and I wanted to sell them), you would have to:
1.  Purchase the car from me, even if only nominally.  Transfer it into your name.  Cost roughly $100 (transfer + stamp duty)
2.  Transfer the plates to another car you already own. Cost: about $20
3.  Get a standard set of plates back on my car. Cost: $33
4.  Sell the car back to me. You pay transfer fee again, roughly $100.

So there's $250 already, not including however much we agree for the plates themselves, ie $500?  $1000?  That's quite a few years' worth of fees compared to buying a plate of your own choosing.

The only exceptions to this are transferring of rego of a deceased estate, and transfer of plates amongst close family members, both of which require supporting documentation to the RTA.

Hope that helps.

RET

PS: I know who has FE-1956, and it ain't for sale ;D
OurCarClub.com.au is a web-based data management application, custom built for car clubs and their volunteer officials. More info...

deno

Thanks Ret

Didn't know how involved it was, you have opened up my eyes :o

Looks like I will  have to buy my own plates ::)
 
and

wait for you to sell your car and get your plates Ha Ha ;D

DENO