What are isuzu county's worth these days?

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Originally Posted by Dinty

G'day All, In the pic showing the 110 with the lid up (bonnet open) what's the significance of the 'BLUE' data plate, I can see the vehicle is registered in Qld, but I thought the 'BLUE' data plate was applied to "modified vehicles" in that state, if so whats been modified, just a curious question from another very satisfied Tonka tractor owner cheers Dennis:wasntme:

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He says it was a V8 originally. When he moved to QLD he had to get it Engineered.

hi luke:D
i have friend of mine who could be intrested in your country
could you send me pm with ph and i pass it on to him
your country credit to you
cheers cooee:)

Gday Dinty

Yeah Kaa45 got it right, as it was a v8 on the compliance plate I had to have the engine (and long range tank) engineer approved. This is only a QLD requirement as the other states I have had it registered in did not as it was a standard factory fitment, I wonder how many 4wd are getting around QLD without engineering approval for their long range fuel tanks? Would make things a lot easier for everyone if every state didn't have its own registration laws.

Cheers
Luke

I got my county from QLD and it had a blue plate because the previous owner had taken the back side facing seats out. It was registered as 5 seater in QLD. I put them back in for the Vicroads inspection and registered as a 9 seater. No problems. Qld is strange :eek: