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Hey People,

Has anyone got personalized numberplates? and if so Im intrested to know how much you payed for them. Thinking of getting them 4 my stivo but if their 2 exspensive I wont bother. (maybe one of those slim ones Ive seen around).

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grimlock Mentor

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Sydney is pretty expensive for the coloured ones.

go to the RTA site and make your own site and it gives you a quote.

Get the black and white ones cause you don't have to pay a annual fee

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Sydney is pretty expensive for the coloured ones.

go to the RTA site and make your own site and it gives you a quote.

Get the black and white ones cause you don't have to pay a annual fee

Well it depends what kind of personalised number plates you want. For 6 letters of your own choice you are looking at $400 annually.

Actually i think they are all pretty steep now.


oz_viking Grand Master

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Pfffft!

In SA there's a one off fee of $170 for personalised plates with 6 characters (incl. at least one number).

For custom plates (more choice of colours and no restriction to have numbers or letters), they are $190 per year.

kbeeh Contributor

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Thanks Guys,

Had a look at liscensing centre website and was able to get prices from there. Approx.$660 for a slimline aluminium plate with only a name on it up to 10 letters.

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ChArMs_RT142 Grand Master

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I was just on the RTA site man the prices are steep :(

i want coloured ones price 4 the one's i want

$30- one off

$470 -annual

total $500 :o

whats up with the excess fricken prices???

don't the road and safety people get enough money? lol

MarkMish Grand Master

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when we got our red plates we asked rta how much it would cost to just put them on the other car and they said they would charge us $110 just to swap them between 2 of our own cars........and u know what they dont even unscrew it for u.......u have to unscrew them urself .....the $110 is just for them to print out the new sticker......DAMN !!

yeah i think SA wins...

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neK Grand Master

neK

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Again the state of NSW gets jipped.

We really gotta stop subsidising other states :P

ChArMs_RT142 Grand Master

ChArMs_RT142

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As i was told do a search mate!

What do you mean by that?

CORZZA Grand Master

CORZZA

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As i was told do a search mate!

What do you mean by that?

i mean the topic has been covered before. search for it on the forum.

Buddha Grand Master

Buddha

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Wheeee !!! SA is cheapest again !

hey im from perth

my black and white VITAGEN plates cost me $290, once off

thanks

Sounds like WA are the cheapest, and overall I think QLD might be next cheapest, given that we don't pay any annual fees either.

My retro plates were $190 all up, but they're more expensive now.

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