Dear Eric

I refer to your email enquiry on 14/08/2017.

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Kind Regards

Julie

 
For more information:
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New South Wales Police Force | External Information Access Unit |
Operational Information Agency |  Phone: 02 8835 6888   |   Fax: 02 8835
6811 | Email:[NSW Police Force request email]

From:        Eric Herson <[FOI #4022 email]>
To:        GIPA requests at NSW Police Force <[NSW Police Force request email]>
Date:        13/08/2017 08:57
Subject:        Government Information (Public Access) request -
Historical registration records on a 1971 Ford Falcon XY GT

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Dear NSW Police Force,

Hi. I`m researching the history of a 1971 Ford Falcon XY GT that was
registered in NSW in 1974 with the registration GUT 875 and then
registered INC 432. I am seeking copies of forms lodged to register the
vehicle under those registrations and any other documents that reveal it`s
history.

Yours faithfully,
                        Eric Herson

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