how to get club rego in vic

In Victoria, “club rego” is the Club Permit Scheme, essentially limited-use registration for older or special-interest vehicles.

Do this: join a VicRoads-approved car club, get the Club Permit Application and the Vehicle Eligibility and Standards Declaration signed by the club, and gather proof of ownership and clear photos of the car.

Depending on age and modifications, you may need a current roadworthy certificate or engineering sign-off—check the latest VicRoads rules so you don’t queue up twice.

Take it all to a VicRoads Customer Service Centre, choose a 45-day or 90-day permit, pay the fees, and you’ll leave with plates, a logbook, and bragging rights at Sunday cars-and-coffee.

Log every drive in the book, display the permit plate and label correctly, and remember it’s for occasional use, not daily commuting—unless your commute is to the shed and back.