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  1. 28th June 2024, 06:51 PM #1
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    QLD Concessions for 32 year old Disco 1

    Hi, Long time member,
    been a supporter for a while now too.

    I own 2x Land Rover discoveries, series 1, and Series 2.

    Have owned the series 1 for 10x years and the series 2 for 2x years.

    I have been a member for the past 9 months and have gained some good knowledge from this website and made a few friends.

    I would like to register my 1992 Discovery 1 under the QLD concessions scheme for reduced rego, but would need a club letter.

    How would I go about getting this done, and what details etc would be needed from me?

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    Hmm. Is there a Queensland version of Victoria’s Red Plate Club?
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    Join a club. Different clubs have different rules and conditions covering such things as:
    Make, model, type.
    Modifications.
    Social or rivet counters.
    Minimum attendance at meetings or events.
    Costs and fees.
    Etc., etc..

    LROC would be a good one to start with.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tins View Post
    Hmm. Is there a Queensland version of Victoria’s Red Plate Club?
    We have club rego. It's not simply a cheap rego scheme, but discounted rego for conditional, limited use.
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    Quote Originally Posted by V8Ian;[URL="tel:3228563"
    3228563[/URL]]We have club rego. It's not simply a cheap rego scheme, but discounted rego for conditional, limited use.
    I know. It’s just that the Red Plate Club takes care of all the requirements of membership that you mention. I just wondered if something similar exists up there.
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    The OP and I are from Queensland, that's the scheme relivant and under discussion.
    We have no idea what a red plate club is and it is probably irrelevant to Queensland.
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    Quote Originally Posted by V8Ian;[URL="tel:3228567"
    3228567[/URL]]The OP and I are from Queensland, that's the scheme relivant and under discussion.
    We have no idea what a red plate club is and it is probably irrelevant to Queensland.
    No need to get uppity. I simply asked if there was something similar up there.
    But FYI, the RPC is a club that helps facilitate the process of getting a club permit on eligible cars without the need for joining a car club with all the politics that can come with that.
    Sorry if my question wasted your valuable time.
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    Not uppity at all. The only red plates we have are personal plates. There's not much point going into a protracted conversation about irrelevance.
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