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ok well heres the story... i had these in storage when i moved and someone broke in and stole them, i got soem back but they were all damaged n stuff so i destroyed them and threw them out. replacements will need to be ordered and a transfer done at QLD transport which is easy no drams.

LO LYF (low life) $1000 ($239.80 replacement fee, 2 framed plates)

HWY PTRL (highway patrol) $4500 (342.35 fee, 2 flexi plates)

KING GTR $5000 (342.35 fee, 2 flexi plates)

was goin to use the plates on various cars ive now sold so their up for sale. slightly negotiable on the 7 letter ones, limited release.

SMS ONLY PLEASE 0410 487 487 and ill call when i can

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people actually pay this much for plates? astonishing..

seeing they cost $3300 and they are limited release to begin with yes, ive sold plates for 20k, and i know ppl that have got over 100k for plates, there are ppl with money out there that like to have personalised plates that arent bodgy.

ya know mine :(

ill sms u tomoro!

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