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19-05-2007, 07:19 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: St Kilda
Posts: 522
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Hey all.
Was pretty ****ed off during the week when someone decided to steal a personalised number plate off the back of my car. It's just a shortened form of my last name (which isn't very common, like Smith), so it would have had no interest to anybody else save for a few driveoffs or so on. Anyway, I went to the police and got all that side of stuff sorted out, but what I am keen to know is what the process is at Vicroads. How much would it cost to replace, considering that it was stolen? Can I do it over the phone or do I have to go down there to sort it out. Also, would I attract any unwarrented attention from the boys in blue if they are travelling behind me and see a set of number plates that were stolen appearing back on a car? |
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Stolen Personalised Plate - VIC
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