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

[jennie285]

I'm sorry but I'm with [MENTION=3]wbute[/MENTION] here. Why tempt fate!! I know that it may never happen and why would they pick me, but I like a bit of anonymity. Not everyone's a friendly, honest, country person!!:shifty:

Well I have your numbers

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That is criminal destroying history like that.

Has anyone had a recent experience getting rego on a car that has been unreg for ages?

Steve

when I went down to the RTA in Jan to register the Yellow van, I had a blue slip, and an old victorian rego paper, (we never bothered to transfer the vic rego, just let it run out, and made sure we didnt get any fines through speed cameras) as we knew it would be stripped and in a shed for most of the time. Anyway they had no problem with anything until they looked at the engine number, they said where did the motor come from, I told him we had built it from scratch, so I then had to have some sort of proof of purchase of the block, and all the parts which went in it....all we had to have was a proof of purchase of the block and it was okay. (we got a stat declaration for this)

So bear in mind if you buy a block from a clearing sale, or old matey from a farm (which we did) have a receipt of some sort..

cheers
J