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  1. 27th August 2024, 09:43 PM #11
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    I have a '49 Dodge ute with the Red plate club. RPC is all above board , The ute is all original with exception of 4 wheel disc brakes , so its on M plates rather than H plates , its all too easy.

    I'll be switching my '52 Power Wagon over to club plates too , its on full rego but I only drive it about once every 2 months. Its got disc brakes and power steering so I expect it'll be on M plates too.

    Ive been pulled over twice in the ute now to check that ive filled in the log book. don't abuse the system.
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    I was amazed to see a Prado wearing club plates yesterday. When I got home I googled "land cruiser prado". Mid 90's ..... Incredible, those things are over 25 years old now. Next year, anything built in the year 2000 will be eligible for club permits....

    Incredible right? I'm not against this at all. Its just amazing how quickly time passes.
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  3. 29th August 2024, 10:16 AM #13
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    Quote Originally Posted by DoubleChevron View Post
    I was amazed to see a Prado wearing club plates yesterday. When I got home I googled "land cruiser prado". Mid 90's ..... Incredible, those things are over 25 years old now. Next year, anything built in the year 2000 will be eligible for club permits....

    Incredible right? I'm not against this at all. Its just amazing how quickly time passes.
    Yes. Pretty much anything I own will be eligible. Only the D2 isn't yet. But next year... Funny, the OKA is a light truck, but it qualifies as well. I think the Red Plate thing is one of the rare occasions where Victoria does it well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by crash View Post
    Red Plate Club - from a members perspective is fuss free as mentioned. They allow ANY vehicle that is 25years or older, no mandatory meetings or events. The secretary is easy to get along with. They are effecient, and do things properly - all above board.
    I can vouch for this. I personally know the secretary and treasurer.
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    I know I recommended the RPC, and I don't resile from that, but a mate who is big in the classic car world ( ok, Holdens, but I suppose they can be classics of a sort ) told me about this mob. Cheaper, I believe. Just FYI.
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