YOUR LOCAL MOTOR CLUB!
YOUR LOCAL MOTOR CLUB!
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Motor Club Vic is a motor club with the mission that all roadworthy cars, trucks and motorbikes are treated equal.
Save time to enjoy the motors you love. If you do not want the hassle of politics at meetings, attending compulsory club functions and want a simple motor club with like-minded motor lovers, this is the club for you!
Our club is open to all cars, trucks, motorbikes and motors which are suitable for the VicRoads Club Permit Scheme.
Benefits
Becoming a club member has many advantages;
Reduced registration fee (45 or 90 day option)
No registration stamp duty
Reduced insurance premiums
ABOUT US
Our love for cars first started when our dad purchased the classic 1957 Chev. We absolutely loved that car and spent hours in it, driving to all different beaches in Victoria. We wanted to create a simple car club that caters to the essential needs of our members with no strings attached.
FAQ's
How much does club membership cost? $45 club membership for 12 months, $45 lodgement fee for paperwork on each vehicle brought into the club, $10 administration fee for yearly vehicle sign-off.
How old does the vehicle need to be to register for the VicRoads Club Permit Scheme? To register a light vehicle, motorcycle and heavy vehicle the minimum age is 25 years.
Can a vehicle become a member of a motor club without a roadworthy? The simple answer is No. It is only when you have a roadworthy for the vehicle you will be able to become a club member. If you are transferring from another club we prefer to have a copy of the original roadworthy.
What is the process for club membership? Your vehicle must pass the age limit test, have a current roadworthy then you can submit a member application form. The application process includes providing proof of ownership of the vehicle, basic personal details, scrutineering dated photographs of the vehicle (front, back, sides, engine bay, engine number, VIN, vehicle identification plates, chassis number, drivers side cabin and photo of the original roadworthy certificate), a VAS engineering certificate may be required for modified vehicles, and finally once the application is approved, dated photographs must be provided of your new red plates and the registration sticker on the vehicle.
What does "H" and "M" mean? "H" is a Historic vehicle club permit category and "M" is a Modified vehicle club permit category.
If I change my mind about a club permit, can I get my original number plate back? When you transfer to club plates you trade in your existing number plates. You are able to put these number plates on hold with Vic Roads if you want to be able to get these returned at a later date.
Where can I find more information about the VicRoads Club Permit Scheme? https://www.vicroads.vic.gov.au/registration/limited-use-permits/club-permit-scheme https://www.vicroads.vic.gov.au/registration/number-plates/club-permit-plates
Where can I find a licensed roadworthy tester in my area? https://www.vicroads.vic.gov.au/registration/roadworthiness/lvtproviders
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CONTACT US
For all further enquiries regarding Motor Club Vic including memberships please email us at admin@motorclubvic.com.au.
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