hey all, my dad has an old landrover which is situated one hour past bathurst which he would like to bring home back to sydney. the car isnt regoed so it will either have to be trailered, towed or get some trade plates the question is does anyone know where i can get trade plates, will only need them for a day, 2 days max or does any one have any which we could borrow. we will pay u for the use of the plates if u would like any help would be great. cheers

Just wak any set of plates an drive it back lol, i drove all the way 40min to the side of bathurst no rego in 2 diffrent 4wd in diffrent occasions an 1 of them was to hargraves passed mudgee, aslong as you dont get a hwy patrol passing you or behind you will be safe an have some1 drive behind you the whole way.

yeah we contemplated doing but the car doesnt have any plates on it and dont wanna get done for unregistered and uninsured car... if any one can get trade plates would be good

Quote: Originally Posted by yellow747 Just wak any set of plates an drive it back lol, i drove all the way 40min to the side of bathurst no rego in 2 diffrent 4wd in diffrent occasions an 1 of them was to hargraves passed mudgee, aslong as you dont get a hwy patrol passing you or behind you will be safe an have some1 drive behind you the whole way. that plus ANPR (automatic number plate recognition cameras) = 1. number plates calculated to deceive 2. drive unregistered and uninsured motor vehicle just get it towed or get an unregistered vehicle permit for the journey. it's very unlikely anyone would lend you their trade plate for the trip.

Get a permit, its cheap and legal, your coverd by TAC, and so is any one you may hit on the way

thanks for the comments guys. i'll look into getting one of these permits as towing would be cost a very very pretty penny

Yeah, go to the rta and get the permit, I think they are like $30

i dont think its like melb mate were you can obtain a permit to drive a vehicle from place to place as ive asked an said you need a blue slip so yea but you can try maybe theres somthng you can do. Quote: Originally Posted by aus880 that plus ANPR (automatic number plate recognition cameras) = 1. number plates calculated to deceive 2. drive unregistered and uninsured motor vehicle just get it towed or get an unregistered vehicle permit for the journey. it's very unlikely anyone would lend you their trade plate for the trip. yep i know what you mean but if its gotta be done there an then you do it an i did an its been 3months since the last 4wd we took up an i didnt have no problem at all, oviuosly its better to tow it etc but we needed it that weekend.

only costs about $80 to get a car trailer from a hire joint and tow it yourself.