https://www.ozervnews.com

mmm, can't see it Kevin? You can bang them up in your own area in the album if you are having trouble here.
https://www.ozervnews.com/gallery/index.php

Toolman wrote: ↑Mon May 14, 2018 7:36 pm

Engineers Plate, back to 3 seats.

Now licenced and on the road as a 22.5 Panel Van

not sure about the photo?

https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipN ... lmOXphOWtR

I wonder if I can copy one of them and write my own It would make registering the big bus a whole lot easier

Know a guy who saw a heap of them at the tip, didn't know what they were so under metres of dirt now, bugger. Most of the guys doing it here are just after the fee I have found.

In SA you can apply for a blank one to fill out yourself if it's a 'once off' build. (trailer in particular)
https://www.trailerplans.com.au/support/registration/

I bought my blank plate for my Teardrop build from the local trailer builders here in Melbourne, cost me $10 and I stamped it with VIN and other details.

The plate is not a problem, it is the numbers on it that matter

Toolman wrote: ↑Thu May 17, 2018 8:47 pm The plate is not a problem, it is the numbers on it that matter

I can make up some numbers, even copy a few of yours

Good luck

Apart from an insurance claim, you could probably get away with stamping your own.
In all our "mechanicals" (Qld annual inspections), never more than a glance at mod plates.
But at T1 can attest, if they can find any way out.............

I stamped my own plate........mind you it's a 360kg Teardrop not a bluddy 20t bus.....