In Victoria, “club registration” is the VicRoads Club Permit Scheme—classic rego for cars, bikes and trucks that are at least 25 years old.
You get a logbook with either 45 days or 90 days of driving per year, wear the maroon Club Permit plates, and enjoy fees that are far cheaper than full rego.
You must be a financial member of an approved motoring club, keep the logbook filled in before you set off, and stick to limited-use purposes like club runs, maintenance and test drives.
Daily commuting as your default is a no-no, but the occasional trip to the mechanic won’t see you dragged before the High Court.
Bring proof of ownership and the club’s signed paperwork when applying; modified vehicles may need engineering approval, so don’t rock up with a V8-swapped toaster.
Rules evolve—check VicRoads’ latest guidance before you hit the road.
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