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ACT Number Plates

Started by Shayne, March 02, 2008, 11:06:11 PM

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Shayne

Hi all,

I have these two plates in my collection, and often wonder if '138' was ever attached to a grey motor (or red) powered Holden, and if '219' might have spent some time on a Standard Station Sedan (Wagon).



Let me know if you've seen them before.
Old Holdens Never Die Because Fools Like Me Keep Them Going

ridgey_didge

Shayne,

A few of us were chatting about your post at ACT Wheels Day over the weekend.  No-one remembers these plates being on any cars we knew.  They are the old style plates that have been superseded by ones that have the ACT Council of Motor Vehicle Clubs logo on them.

I do know that the plate 215 is an a humpy sedan that lives 2 streets away from me - probably a standard and therefore a fitting plate to carry.

Cheers
David

Shayne

Thanks for the reply David.

I was in Canberra last week, and I saw a stock FX with '48-215' as the plate.  Very nice.
Old Holdens Never Die Because Fools Like Me Keep Them Going

colt

That 48 belongs to a local politician, he is a very enthusiastic motoring supporter.
Colin.
colt