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I am amazed that there never seems to be an end to the sheer number of flog bags with to much money and no brains!

Ok, If nissan make a 36GTR in 4 years or so, and one happens to make it here, the owner of those plates may be sitting on a gold mine if he can convince some poor soul to part with yet more hard earned cash.

hmm, should we all now go buy S16 SIL, V36 GTT or SYLY 16 number plates?

If our country starts to stoop to those levels of profiteering, perhaps we should form a support group and start to ship these idiots to a far away land.. but who would take them?

you forget that an owner of a 36GTR can get them in 6 other states still. at cheaper rates than QLD too... you poor sods pay way too much for custom plates.

you forget that an owner of a 36GTR can get them in 6 other states still. at cheaper rates than QLD too... you poor sods pay way too much for custom plates.

Yeah I know. I have prestige plates and it just cost me $470.00 to get them redone in silver to match my new V35.

I mean I already owned them FFS!!! It was just a colour change.

lucky the original expense was not mine and they were a gift :closedeyes:

Yeah I know. I have prestige plates and it just cost me $470.00 to get them redone in silver to match my new V35.

I mean I already owned them FFS!!! It was just a colour change.

lucky the original expense was not mine and they were a gift :D

Should have just got them resprayed by a painter or if your handy with a spray gun done it yourself.

No way i would pay Queensland transport that much to change the colour of my plates.

Should have just got them resprayed by a painter or if your handy with a spray gun done it yourself.

No way i would pay Queensland transport that much to change the colour of my plates.

Previous ones were cracked anyway......

EDIT: NM i must have been on something.......

Edited by Data Queue

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