I.D. Plates online - is it a security risk?

[meanmachine72]

Looking at the two Torana tags definetly a repro tag . Is it the same car painted a different colour ? As irrelevant of tag details both cars are Brisbane built.

both cars have a paint tag,one has paint code for march17th and the other mustard both have JP motors with green one 1 number away from mustard one..green car adr tag does not match chassis, there is 6538 chassis number difference between both cars and yes both brisbane built, there is a company called $^@^*#!* spare parts in queensland that does repo tags for between 4k and 6k and does holden/fraud and valiants!!! but i was told that old tags were destroyed when remake is done, this seems to be not the case here, why mustard tags look so odd maybe due to some form of cleaning..coke or mild acid comes to mind, I dont like what $%^&*##$*) do as i must be breaking some law here....and my thoughts on posting tag info on the internet..iam ok with it as i have my tags with me and no one can take them of me unless i sell car, but this shows it is buyer beware and to do your home work on any purchases as iam sure the owner of green car reckons his is the real deal!!! not......

[mauser]

That's why registers like the Monaro/Sandman/Torana data are invaluable. Even though they do not retain any personal details it can be benificial if someone trys to come up with some dodgy numbers out of sequence.

When prospective buyers ask Byron to give his opinion on the plates, although it is only an opinion and not a verfication, he can highlight a discrepancy if it is obvious.


For the lurkers....

Ask here privately before you spend a large amount on a shell and turn out dissappointed. If it's cheap well we all specualate to gain advantage..haha

Mauser

[Blocker]

Great advice mauser!