Old Interstate Rego Plates

Found I had a Vic one on the wall of the shed



The Flintstone was on I S plates when I got it, when the rego was due (40 or 50 $, not much anyway) I had to get a roadworthy in NSW, stopped opposite an old garage in Musslebrook and asked the bloke there, he asked if that was it over the road, I said Yes, he said "It looks good" and proceded to write out a roadworthy cert. too easy.

G`Day Hoarder & Oldfulla

The first series of WA IS plates Ran from UIS 1 To UIS 499 or500--- and were White on black--my first was UIS 49 The next run was up to UIS 999 Black on yellow but i don`t think they were ever all issued[there was not that many of us in WA who were full time Interstaters]

When WA federal interstate plates came in they were issued as the previous years rego ran out. My Scania rego date was 2 January-- so after going over the pits I was issued with WA federal interstate No 1

In WA trailers were registered seperately to Prime mover and as plates were pressed in Pairs every time you licenced a trailer you got a spare plate--- I still have the one off my first Triaxle Mcgrath UIS 791

XIS is a normal car rego I have seen them running around--- BE prefix is Beverly in the WA wheat belt.
Oldbob70

G`Day Hoarder & Oldfulla

The first series of WA IS plates Ran from UIS 1 To UIS 499 or500--- and were White on black--my first was UIS 49 The next run was up to UIS 999 Black on yellow but i don`t think they were ever all issued[there was not that many of us in WA who were full time Interstaters]

When WA federal interstate plates came in they were issued as the previous years rego ran out. My Scania rego date was 2 January-- so after going over the pits I was issued with WA federal interstate No 1

In WA trailers were registered seperately to Prime mover and as plates were pressed in Pairs every time you licenced a trailer you got a spare plate--- I still have the one off my first Triaxle Mcgrath UIS 791

XIS is a normal car rego I have seen them running around--- BE prefix is Beverly in the WA wheat belt.
Oldbob70

Hey, Bob. That wouldv'e been real Handy. I'd reckon

In the days of "road tax" I always had number plates that I could "use".

G`dAY
Did a bit of Homework yesterday with photos and magnifying glass--- there was a 6IS series between UIS and WA federal Plates
OLDBOB70

Nice to read some of the other posts on this topic. I might as well post this picture to show a few examples of these plate types. Not meant to be a definitive collection by any means, but you have to start somewhere:

I see you have a Tassie cart licence plate ...... Got quite a collection of those myself ...... Do you have any area code plates to go with it? I also have a booklet that explains the areas and what was allowed to be carted where.