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Just ring VicRoads...

Their menu thing will put you staright through to the number plate division (providing you push thwe right numbers hehehe)

All you have to do is right down the number plates you wanna check and then real them off when the lady asks you, tick or cross the corresponding plates so you know which ones are available and which ones aren't.

You'll be fine. Give em a call.

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i rang a few days back, it was easy. i only rang because i wanted to check if vic's can hav the number/letter anywhere they want, but she told me we cant. i swear i saw a car with the number in the middle and the word VIC above it.....

You probably saw someone with a Ham Radio plate

They range from VK3 AA to VK3 ZZZ...

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