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  • paulybronco
    paulybronco
    10 years ago

    GUIDING RANGE

    $200,000 - $220,000

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  • mickle
    mickle
    10 years ago
    Good luck with that.
  • careyman
    careyman
    10 years ago

    the less the digits the more the cost..

     

     

    ps. should throw it in the "stuff for sale" thread too

  • paulybronco
    paulybronco
    10 years ago

    Sold $195,000

     


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  • allde
    allde
    10 years ago
    181 would be cheaper.....
  • Bonkerz
    Bonkerz
    10 years ago
    Nice buy for a sportster owner who can just paint on another 8 (or use a sticker) to make it 883. Get in there guys!
  • mick44
    mick44
    10 years ago

    I wouldnt pay 50 bucks for them.

    I pay those cunts in the gov enough rego as it is. Why would i want to pay more to drive, ride

  • careyman
    careyman
    10 years ago
    hmmm... number plates or a house??... hmm
  • Rocky2010
    Rocky2010
    10 years ago

    Go the Sydney Shannons Auctions often, one set sold for $220k which is crazy they were a 2 number Plate.

    Anyway I look at it even though they are a rare plate I wouldn't pay that for it, my personal plate when up $50 bucks so I handed it back in, we pay way to much to the RTA without having to pay crazy yearly prices on private number plates

  • careyman
    careyman
    10 years ago
    I was lucky enough to get a HD plate on my bike when I got it, as they released them at the time when my bike was bought.. costed nothing extra :)
  • mick44
    mick44
    10 years ago

    Good luck to the seller,
    Two weeks ago, I forgot about my renewal rego but found it on the last day, I raced to the rego office and missed it by 3 minuets, There was still staff in there, Im waving my renewal at the door, Girl come to door and said there closed, come back tomorrow.
    So I did, At the door at 9.00am, First in, Those rotten steeeenking mongral theiving ripp off bastards and barsdesses charged me fucken 40 dollars late fee.
    One little itty bitty teeny fucken weeny oversight, I was fucken 16 hours overdue, Fucken 40 bucks extra. I wasnt 7 days late or twenty days late. Those cunts and cuntesses could of let me in day before but nope, 3 fucken minuets late.
    I actualy said to the girl next morning that thank christ I wasnt 200 hours late, what overdue fee then, 1000 dollars late fee. Stupid gronk didnt get my drift.
    Anyway no disrespect to above plate poster, I just have got the shits at the rego department for there steeenking fucked up lack of good service and fleecing me.
    Fuck em, hope they all get the sack.
    But no fear me, I will get the fucken gov back, Next time i gotta buy flowers, Im stealing em from a council parks and gardens. Fuck em.

  • mick44
    mick44
    10 years ago

    I reside in "Her Newmans Land"

    IE : Queensland

  • mick44
    mick44
    10 years ago

    The rates Hmmm, Dont worry me, I will just put my tenants rent up to cover it.  As long as I get 40 bucks worth of flowers i will be happy, And thats all that matters.

    First, those cunts in the rego department did this to me........crying

    Then I felt.......angry

    Then this happened......enlightened

    Suddenly this washed over me......devil

    Soon as I steal them flowers in spring, I will feel.......cool

  • Superglide2012
    Superglide2012
    10 years ago
    Would you buy bike plates that had say the harley logo or HOG logo on them just to personalize your bike?
    There are numerous options for cars but SFA for bikes.
  • paulybronco
    paulybronco
    1 year ago
    So a bit of a reboot from the past here......NSW 1 plate is up for grabs.....$10.1 million is the winning bid so far..!
  • paulybronco
    paulybronco
    1 year ago
    Well i missed out on that plate it finally sold for $12.4 million after all the buyers premiums etc. The treasured Q1  queensland plate also sold for $5,655,000 million. That plate was owned by Stefan who bought it in 1985 for $100k...not a bad investment indeed.
  • paulybronco
    paulybronco
    8 days ago
    Well a new bike plate up for sale.....NSW1.............A Rare Piece of Australian Motoring History Goes Under the Hammer
    Heritage motorcycle number plate ‘1’ is being offered on the Collecting Cars auction platform, but those with an interest in acquiring the numero uno will need deep pockets, with it expected to fetch more than AUD $1 million.
    The black-and-white NSW plate is considered one of the most desirable motorcycle registrations in Australia and was last on public sale in 2018, when it is believed to have changed hands for more than $500,000.
    “This is a rare opportunity to own a true piece of Australia’s motorcycling heritage ,” said Lee Hallett, Head of Asia-Pacific at Collecting Cars. “For motorcycle enthusiasts who appreciate history, number plate ‘1’ is the ultimate collector’s item.”
    The plate dates back over a century, with records suggesting it was originally owned by Bennett and Wood, a Penny Farthing dealer in 1918. The company later became an Australian importer of Honda motorcycles, with the plate eventually passing through various owners, including Honda’s Australian general manager. It was later transferred to a Southern Highlands family and notably displayed on an MV Agusta motorcycle.
    The heritage car number plate ‘1’ from NSW broke records in early 2024, selling for more than AUD $11.5 million, solidifying interest in historic number plates as a growing asset class.
    “The Australian market for heritage plates has become a booming sector for collectors and investors,” said Hallett.
  • flstc08
    flstc08
    yesterday
    G'day,
    should I state the obvious and say that every number plate is unique, rare and one of a kind. 
    Good. Now if anyone would like to front up with an offer over $10,000-00 I am open to negotiation. My unique number will be revealed after said amount is deposited in my secret bank account.   

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