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  • #46
    Originally posted by elisiX View Post
    Is this large black plate holder specific to the GTI?

    I just drove past an MKVI (not GTI) and it had the black euro slimline without any large plate holder (couldn't tell if it had any holder at all).
    The non-GTI models just have a recess for the numberplate:


    Both the GTI and the R have an actual black numberplate holder:

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    • #47
      Originally posted by MurphyTheElf View Post
      Sorry, I misread. But even still, does the slimline not look right on the back or is it purely for cost reasons? Or is that the way they come?
      I think the normal plate would look better on the back rather than the slimline. The plate area at the back could handle any size but the front needs the slimline. The Euro plates would not give me the option of the numbers I wanted and were $595 vs $415. The difference will pay for the window tint LOL
      Current drive:2016 Golf GTI 40 Years in Pure White

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      • #48
        Originally posted by coreying View Post
        Both the GTI and the R have an actual black numberplate holder[/IMG]
        Do you know the size of the holder? I'm thinking of ordering a set of black vic euro plates for my R. NFI what letter/number combo though

        They come in 2 sizes:
        Standard 520mm wide x 112mm high
        Mini 372mm wide x 100mm high

        Was thinking mini at the front and std at the rear. But depends on what is the best match for the surround.

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        • #49
          Originally posted by elisiX View Post
          Mate all I am saying is take some shots of your car, pop them on a host (photobucket.com) and post the links here (or img tag them).
          Ok elisiX ... few photos - MK6 GTI DSG Carbon Steel with Euro plates




          sigpic MY16 GTI 40

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          • #50
            Awesome. Thanks so much for that.
            2019 BMW M3 CS

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            • #51
              I am sure that You are looking something that is closer to You GTI spec.
              mainly 18inch alloys ... like this



              sigpic MY16 GTI 40

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              • #52
                Yup i've got those pictures.. + a million others
                2019 BMW M3 CS

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                • #53
                  Originally posted by coreying View Post
                  NSW didn't until very recently. In fact, we had to pay an additional $100 per year to have even a standard non-personalised Europlate.
                  Are you sure of this? I have had an very early "NXA" series standard Euro plate since 2002 and have never paid any annual fee whatsoever...

                  Regards,
                  - Anthony.
                  VW Tiguan 110TSI Life | Tungsten Silver

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                  • #54
                    Originally posted by hoi polloi View Post
                    Are you sure of this? I have had an very early "NXA" series standard Euro plate since 2002 and have never paid any annual fee whatsoever...

                    Regards,
                    - Anthony.
                    you are right, annual fees only apply if you personalise. A couple of years ago the initial fee for special plates went up and the annual fee was waived (other than personalised)

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                    • #55
                      hoi polloi is correct about his plates, he got in early and wasn't subject to annual fees. mattyf83 is just wrong! lol

                      I'm not sure when it was, but at some point (after 2004 at least) the RTA changed from a "one off purchase price" to an "initial cost plus annual fee" on both personalised plates AND standard Europlates. Standard white or black Euro's were $100 per year, or $160 per year if you had N + your initials and 3 numbers.

                      On April 8, 2009 this changed to the current system

                      As you can see from this link from the RTA itself, it confirms my statements.

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                      • #56
                        Originally posted by coreying View Post
                        hoi polloi is correct about his plates, he got in early and wasn't subject to annual fees. mattyf83 is just wrong! lol

                        I'm not sure when it was, but at some point (after 2004 at least) the RTA changed from a "one off purchase price" to an "initial cost plus annual fee" on both personalised plates AND standard Europlates. Standard white or black Euro's were $100 per year, or $160 per year if you had N + your initials and 3 numbers.

                        On April 8, 2009 this changed to the current system

                        As you can see from this link from the RTA itself, it confirms my statements.
                        haha really


                        seems to me the only annual fee is for personalised

                        would pay to do some research before making a massive co*k of yourself, as you can see from my link it make you look stupid
                        Last edited by mattyf83; 16-01-2010, 12:00 AM.

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                        • #57
                          @mattyf48 - Matey, calm down and have a read back a bit.

                          Originally posted by hoi polloi View Post
                          Originally posted by coreying View Post
                          NSW didn't until very recently. In fact, we had to pay an additional $100 per year to have even a standard non-personalised Europlate.
                          Are you sure of this? I have had an very early "NXA" series standard Euro plate since 2002 and have never paid any annual fee whatsoever...

                          Regards,
                          - Anthony.
                          I said "until recently" there were annual fees. hoi polloi questioned this. I then posted a link which showed that I am correct that there was an annual fee until recently but now there is not. My link was from the RTA. I think that the RTA know what the costs of plates are since they are people who set the prices!

                          You have then come along again, misread my post, again, this time insulted me, and to top it all off, you have posted a link which just shows some of the same information which my link contained... i.e. the new pricing!

                          So please read properly first before posting, and please refrain from throwing personal insults around the forums.
                          Last edited by Corey_R; 16-01-2010, 12:44 AM.

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                          • #58
                            Originally posted by coreying View Post
                            @mattyf48 - Matey, calm down and have a read back a bit.



                            I said "until recently" there were annual fees. hoi polloi questioned this. I then posted a link which showed that I am correct that there was an annual fee until recently but now there is not. My link was from the RTA. I think that the RTA know what the costs of plates are since they are people who set the prices!

                            You have then come along again, misread my post, again, this time insulted me, and to top it all off, you have posted a link which just shows some of the same information which my link contained... i.e. the new pricing!

                            So please read properly first before posting, and please refrain from throwing personal insults around the forums.
                            your link shows annual fees, mine doesnt. Your post whilst not insulting still made you out to look like a c#*k.

                            Please explain what was wrong about my post, given that when i got Euro plates 2.5 years ago i didnt pay a fee, and now there are no fees?

                            and why the "agains"?
                            Last edited by mattyf83; 16-01-2010, 12:52 AM.

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                            • #59
                              Dude! It wasn't MY link, it was the RTA's. The same site from the link you posted, it's just that mine contained MORE information to verify that there was an annual fee and now there isn't. Are you seriously arguing with the RTA? You think you know what the RTA charges better than the RTA does? Seriously?

                              Get a life!

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                              • #60
                                Does anyone know how long it takes to get the plates in NSW once ordered ??

                                I have personalised premium plates now (slimline black on white) and want to "re-style" them to the slimline premium plates, with metallic silver lettering on black (for my Reflex Silver GTI) when it gets here.

                                I want to put them on my current car, only a week or a few days before picking up the GTI, so it all looks nice and shiny when I drive away from the dealer
                                Redman.
                                MkVI GTI Reflex Silver, DSG, 18' Detroits, Xenons, Leather, Sunroof, DynAudio, MDI

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