Originally Posted by
garrycol
The issue will be the missing compliance plate as one would be expected when the vehicle is presented for registration. I know there was a thread a couple of years back on whether new plates can be obtained from the authorities but I am not sure of the outcome - logic says yes but then the govt does not run on logic.
Garry
Didn't realise that the month/year was on the compliance plate, was this unique to Australian built ?
The AOMC will conduct a manual search for $85 based on the engine number (vehicles up to 1985) Engine & Registration Records — AOMC
As for a replacement plate......one option would be from one being parted out. Date wouldn't match but if it is needed for a roady it would solve the problem.
Colin
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