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Classic Registration Number Plate
From 1 July 2024, a new number plate will be available for vehicles in the Classic Vehicle Scheme (CVS). The new number plate replaces the Conditional number plate traditionally issued to vehicles in the scheme. It will be automatically issued to new CVS registrations and available to be purchased for a one-off fee for existing vehicles in the scheme at the time of registration renewal.
The new number plate size and design better fits classic vehicles, without needing alterations to the plate or the mounting. It also includes the word ‘Classic’ to enhance the authenticity of classic vehicles and to help differentiate classic vehicles from other vehicles.

Rattle Trap May 10th 2025
A unique display of Vintage Hot rods and Motorcycles travelling down a picturesque beach landscape. Hosted by the Drag-ens Hot Rod Club.
The event is for Classic Hot Rods, Vintage Race Cars and Vintage Bike Trials and will include bracket sprints, grudge matches and an Exhibition Class for unique or historic vehicles.
The event will be held on Saturday 14th May (One day only, Sunday 15th of May a rain date). Providing a day of action on the picturesque Crowdy Head Beach on mid North Coast of NSW. Gates open from 8.30 and the event starts at 10:30pm on the day and will be going until the afternoon, tides permitting.

Classic Vehicle Registration Process
What you need to send the ACMC:
- The ORIGINAL Classic Vehicle Declaration Form (1835) completed and stamped by your club,
- A clear copy of your blue slip, (please remove the brake test before you make the copy),
- A clear copy of your engineer’s certificate (if applicable),
- Your contact phone number,
- Your contact email address,
- A printout or email of your payment
NOTE: TfNSW will not accept emailed documents, so they need to be posted to the ACMC for endorsement.












AUSTRALIAN CONFEDERATION OF MOTOR CLUBS
Our purpose is to assist the motoring enthusiast to continue the enjoyment of their long standing recreation.
We bring together the various motoring enthusiast groups, to share, experience and consult as an integral part of all working parties to bring a positive influence.
We assist in the development of safe and workable guidelines.
To achieve this, we represent over 300 000 enthusiasts and their families.
We consult and operate in partnership with government, industry and other motoring organisations.
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