Thread: Bloody boats

Originally Posted by PerthDisco

That was me doing the briefing compere job. Great feedback thanks I’ll let the broader team know.

Heck, that means I walked past you 4 or 5 times to ask questions of other team members and it never registered. Yeah, please do. The whole thing from woah to go was awesome and I got the same feedback from our entire support crew and swimmer. There were 3 D3's and a D4 out the front at the briefing but I didn't see yours.

Originally Posted by BradC

Heck, that means I walked past you 4 or 5 times to ask questions of other team members and it never registered. Yeah, please do. The whole thing from woah to go was awesome and I got the same feedback from our entire support crew and swimmer. There were 3 D3's and a D4 out the front at the briefing but I didn't see yours.

It was in the front car park but my RCS front number plate fell off recently and I’m now on standard plates until I order them again or use my P2P number I haven’t decided yet. Lol.

Can you replace plates? I lost a rear plate a few years ago and the DoT told me there was no way I could have the same plate again, because there was a genuine plate out there with the same number. They intimated unless you returned both plates there was no way you could get a replacement.

That's why I have my custom plates wrapped in those insane plate covers that are almost plastic-welded to the car. I was told if I lost one it was done.

Originally Posted by austastar

Hi,
It goes from "She'll be right" to "What has any possibility of going wrong?"
Cheers

Exactly,that is it in a nutshell.

Wife recons i am going stupid,i hook up the camper,check everthing,get in the car,then get out just to check the camper handbrake is off.
And of course it always is,cos i just released it.......

She recons it is cos i am a Fridgie,doing services always looking for things that could cause a problem or failure.
Same as any good Auto mechanic does every day as well.

Originally Posted by BradC

Can you replace plates? I lost a rear plate a few years ago and the DoT told me there was no way I could have the same plate again, because there was a genuine plate out there with the same number. They intimated unless you returned both plates there was no way you could get a replacement.

That's why I have my custom plates wrapped in those insane plate covers that are almost plastic-welded to the car. I was told if I lost one it was done.

After driving home 400kms with only rear plate and driving around Perth for a further week you go into your nearest inconveniently sited DMV and hand over the rear plate with requisite form explaining where and how you lost front plate. You then for $32 get two new standard steel plates. I can now fill out another form to request my personalised plates which is a unique number only I can have and a further $280 and those plastic plates will be remade and I can change back to them.