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i was looking for some up here in Sydney, there were a couple of good ones for a defender available -"ONETEN" was there and "SLUGB8" (as in the snail poison) but the cost up here for that sort of thing is horribly expensive, I opted my name and birthyear, red on black, on my black 90Quote:
Originally Posted by landy
I'm planning to get NSW custom ones too. the one I want is available but need to put nmoney aside for the first purcahse. rip off at 440 a year tho lol
That looks spesh, andrew. Love the wheelsQuote:
Originally Posted by Andrew86
Cheers
Dan
Agree it's a bit silly but what the hell...Quote:
Originally Posted by landy
Nothing wrong with it I think :)
Got away for the past weekend. My 7yo son came along. An LCII and a hilux, both on 35" MTs and lifted and locked, were travelling companions. My TDCi DCPU is on standard suspension, no lifts and 33" MT.
None of the obstacles (muddy trails and ruts) seemed difficult to me. Later one of the toyota drivers mentioned having to need a couple of runs with lockers in to clear somewhere...
The plan was to help out a couple of engineers recce suitable sites for pico hydro power generation for Orang Asli (aborigines) villages.
pics follow....
It's probably one of the advantages of the kids leaving home!Quote:
Originally Posted by filcar
I'm surprised that NSW charge an annual fee for plates. That would have put me of.
102 a year for a not so custom one and 440 a yaer for the ones I want.
I have been told that the numberplates in NSW have been privatised and are now run by a company 'myPlates". Not sure if this is true as I have been unable to find any info online, but it would explain the exorbitant prices in NSW.
I went the cheap option of $220. They'll do me. I have a set pf the $440 ones on the Range Rover but the yearly slug is getting hard to stomach.Quote:
Originally Posted by LoveB