Personalised Plates Pricing

Calvino3 · Postby **Calvino3** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 12:55 am

Hey guys in WA,

Im pretty keen on getting black custom plates, but am a bit confused at the differing prices and types....

I think the most you can get for custom characters is 9 characters on a plate...

Any clues ??

lena91 · Postby **lena91** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 1:04 am

Hi Calvin,

Have a look at This

It is the FAQ's for WA custom plates.

On the website you can also check and see if the plates you want are available.

There is a pdf there that has the pricing on it as well.

Calvino3 · Postby **Calvino3** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 11:42 am

Ahhh thanks Sharyn... I see its gana set me back $407 for black personalised with 7 characters. Hmmm... whether to do that or tint windows.

INVUR-1 · Postby **INVUR-1** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 11:53 am

My opinion: keep the money for tinting and buy a plate of someone ie.ebay

I bought my plate of someone for $90 BARGAIN! if i was to personalize it will cost me $450ish. The plate was brand new which mean no transfer fee charge.

Dire · Postby **Dire** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 1:29 pm

Custom plates are something I'd classify as a 'finishing touch' but each to their own.
They're not that expensive here though compared to some states.

BrownSound · Postby **BrownSound** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 3:56 pm

Wow is that a one off payment?

Over here I am paying $90 a year for a personised number plate which conforms to the existing pattern. A fully customised plate is $450 a year. O and there is also a one off $90-110 fee for the printing of the plate.

INVUR-1 · Postby **INVUR-1** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 4:17 pm

BrownSound wrote:Wow is that a one off payment? Over here I am paying $90 a year for a personised number plate which conforms to the existing pattern. A fully customised plate is $450 a year. O and there is also a one off $90-110 fee for the printing of the plate.

Yup

i only paid $90 to the seller cuz the plate is brand new. Plate is my and have the right to display it no other fee like sydney

Itachi · Postby **Itachi** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 9:43 pm

BrownSound wrote:Wow is that a one off payment? Over here I am paying $90 a year for a personised number plate which conforms to the existing pattern. A fully customised plate is $450 a year. O and there is also a one off $90-110 fee for the printing of the plate.

Why would anyone pay $450 a year for plates?!?!?!?!?

I paid $450 (one off payment) for mine and I feel like I got ripped off...A word of warning, choose your new plates carefully!

BrownSound · Postby **BrownSound** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 9:53 pm

You would be surprised. I see plenty of fully customised plates on the road, I guess there must be some value in it.

I was fortunate enough to be able to have my name using the existing patterns, and I think it is worth the $90 a year. We all mod our cars to make it our own and unique... how much more unique can it get to have your name on it!

Dire · Postby **Dire** » Mon Sep 05, 2011 11:36 pm

I'd take offence at having to essentially pay rent on something you own...

I'd happily pay WA rates on custom plates if I had a car I was into modding. Its still a scam but its worth the price if you really want some.

Graham · Postby **Graham** » Tue Sep 06, 2011 2:15 pm

Get the plate first, it'll stand out alot more than with standard plates

(the exact reason why i dont have a custom plate on the bike, don't want people to remember my plate if i speed past them

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