In Victoria, classic car registration runs under the Club Permit Scheme, which lets vehicles at least 25 years old operate on limited-use permits.
You’ll need to be a financial member of an approved car club, apply via the club with the VicRoads forms, and keep a logbook for either 45 days or 90 days of driving per year.
It’s cheaper than full rego, but it’s not for daily commuting—think weekend runs, club events and maintenance trips, not Uber shifts.
Make sure the car is safe and within modification rules, carry the logbook and permit, and confirm the current requirements and fees with VicRoads before you dust off the wire wheels.

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