The following are CKNZ Kart number plates, their region and their respective kart and owners . Numbers must be displayed on a black plate (or black background) to avoid cross-over with VKNZ karts (white or yellow plates) Due to the historical association between karters and their racing numbers, duplicate kart numbers are permitted. Each kart will be assigned a unique serial number derived from a combination of its make, year of manufacture, and a unique identifying number.
It is not mandatory to have a CKNZ number plate IF you already have a VKNZ log booked number plate. If a kart owner has an existing kart that is log booked with VKNZ and is wanting to change to a CKNZ plate then that owner (the owner must also be an active CKNZ club member) can optionally register that kart below with CKNZ.
If a kart has been SOLD please use the 2nd form below to update us. The kart will remain on the register and be marked as sold until the new owner re-registers the kart under their name (should they join CKNZ or already be a member) Numbers must be numeric, not start with a 0, and be between 1 and 999. Kart serial numbers are assigned by CKNZ to uniquely identify your classic kart (we are looking into producing serial number CKNZ stickers that you can attach to your kart)
- Register a NEW kart OR register as the NEW owner of an existing kart
- I have SOLD my kart OR want my kart removed from the register
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