Title: FE Custom Number Plates - NSW wanted Post by: deno on July 03, 2005, 10:47:35 PM Custom or Personal Number Plates in NSW wanted for example.
FE-1956 FE4ME etc. Title: Re: FE Custom Number Plates - NSW wanted Post by: RET on July 04, 2005, 10:50:56 AM 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 Title: Re: FE Custom Number Plates - NSW wanted Post by: deno on July 05, 2005, 07:06:12 AM 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 Title: Re: FE Custom Number Plates - NSW wanted Post by: FATBOY on July 05, 2005, 08:04:20 AM if buying custom plates off someone in nsw you still incur the yearly fee
cheers fatboy ps mi fatboy plates arent for sale either Title: Re: FE Custom Number Plates - NSW wanted Post by: deno on July 06, 2005, 08:28:48 AM 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 Title: Re: FE Custom Number Plates - NSW wanted Post by: RET on July 08, 2005, 01:00:25 AM 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 Title: Re: FE Custom Number Plates - NSW wanted Post by: deno on July 08, 2005, 08:31:03 AM 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 |