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Information Please

by Whaleoil on November 15, 2011

I need some assistance from the Whale Army.

I need more information about the following vehicles. So I will crowdsource.

A9DPN

  • Make: YAMAHA
  • Model: TT600
  • Year: 1984
  • Main colour: Red
  • Second colour: White
  • Vehicle type: Motorcycle

18WML

  • Make: SUZUKI
  • Model: GN250
  • Year: 2004
  • Submodel: E
  • Main colour: Black
  • Second colour: Blue
  • Vehicle type: Motorcycle

Both bikes were carrying pillion passengers. Their registration plate details were provided via the tipline along with other information.

Please respond via the tipline.

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  • Paddles83

    WO

    I would run them both rego plates through this site.

    http://www.carjam.co.nz/

    • Guest

      Due to law changes, carjam doesn’t reveal names anyone

  • MarkS

    Try http://www.motorweb.co.nz/.  It will cost you, but you will get the ownership.  It might be free down at your local postshop.

  • Markjnz

    What do you want to know Whale?

    • http://www.whaleoil.co.nz Whaleoil

      Owners, specifically. 

      • notavictim

        last I knew the motor vehicle register was a public document, for 50 cents you can get owners details from post shop if you provide I.D. Unless it’s changed but i dont think so.

        • Callum

          Law has changed, you can now opt out of having your details available to the public and websites like carjam etc now have to pay for information like wof, rego, mileage etc. If they are smart they will have blocked access, only way to legally get the info is through the police. Someone willing to risk their job working for VTNZ or similar can probably get you the info but they can track who has looked at what.

          • Anonymous

            While what you say is true – and I have blocked access after a string of finance company spamming – I doubt that the owners are that smart. Carjam has shown one has had the odo obviously altered several times and re-registered several times while the other is expired by quite some time which presents as a red flag if they ever got pulled over.

          • notavictim

            so we only need to know which city these bikes where in, go to the local occupy protest, environmental work trust, basket weavers club or school carpark.

  • kevin

    Dishonesty issue I guess?

  • Anonymous

    You can do it online for $15 each request. It takes up to a couple of weeks I guess to check the opt-out register.
    https://transact.nzta.govt.nz/transactions/ReqPersonalInfoAccess/entry.aspx

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  • kotuku

    why do you want to know?