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[99yam40]

thanks for answering my question.
we call them license plate numbers.
1st time I heard of them called rego numbers

 

[Mc Tool]

thanks for answering my question.
we call them license plate numbers.
1st time I heard of them called rego numbers

Every year vehicles have to be registered ....actually you can do it for 3 months at a time , and we get a

registration card that goes on the inside of the screen , NBE826 is the licence plate # and the date is the expirery
We can put the rego on hold for 3 months or more , which is free , if the vehicle is not being used ....like some peeps have ... maybe a convertable they only use in summer .
Diesel vehicles also display milage because they have to pay road user tax ( petrol vehicles pay this at the fuel pump ) because farm vehicles and industrial motors that dont use the road dont pay road tax . Tough for anyone putting petrol in a boat or any other petrol motor ....yeah we have to pay road tax to mow the lawn.

 

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Every year vehicles have to be registered ....actually you can do it for 3 months at a time , and we get a
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registration card that goes on the inside of the screen , NBE826 is the licence plate # and the date is the expirery
We can put the rego on hold for 3 months or more , which is free , if the vehicle is not being used ....like some peeps have ... maybe a convertable they only use in summer .
Diesel vehicles also display milage because they have to pay road user tax ( petrol vehicles pay this at the fuel pump ) because farm vehicles and industrial motors that dont use the road dont pay road tax . Tough for anyone putting petrol in a boat or any other petrol motor ....yeah we have to pay road tax to mow the lawn.

Had to Google a blade, they would be hard to get here. A blade master would be a handful of fun. And yea we pay road tax to cut grass as well.

 

[Mc Tool]

Had to Google a blade, they would be hard to get here. A blade master would be a handful of fun. And yea we pay road tax to cut grass as well.

Yeah , mine's a master , 2GR-fe , we had the 2,4l with the cvt , it was a good car ....untill I wrote it off . The master is pretty cool , bit of torque steer when you peddle it at lower speeds , makes overtaking a bit of a wrestle with the steering wheel . My only beef is that its woefully slow to react to the shift paddles . if I bury the right ( only ) foot you have to hit the up paddle as the tach goes past 4 grand and it only just misses the rev limiter ( 6250rpm ) when it does eventually change up . I love it