BELGIUM (B)

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FORMER ISSUES - STILL VALID

Normal series 1962-71, transferred to a new vehicle. No coding.

Normal series 1962-71, transferred to a new vehicle. No coding.

Normal series 1962-71, transferred to a new vehicle. No coding.

Normal series 1962-71, transferred to a new vehicle. No coding.

Normal series 1971-73, transferred to a new vehicle. No coding.

Normal series 1962-71, transferred to a new vehicle. Remade in 1973-97 plate style. No coding.

Normal series 1953-62, transferred to a new vehicle. Remade in 1999-2008 plate style. No coding.

Normal series 1962-71, transferred to a new vehicle. Remade in 1999-2008 plate style. No coding.

Normal series 1971-73, transferred to a new vehicle. Remade in 2008-10 plate style. No coding. This shows the typical Belgian plate frames. Because of the short plates there was room for advertising for the car dealer on the left and the nationality letter B on the right.

Normal series 1953-62, transferred to a new vehicle. No coding. Front plate with euroband, seen since around 1996. Belgian front plates are owner provided and appeared in a variety of styles. Eurobands were legal before officially issued plates had them.

Normal series 1953-62, transferred to a new vehicle. No coding. Front plate with euroband, seen since around 1996. Belgian front plates are owner provided and appeared in a variety of styles. Eurobands were legal before officially issued plates had them.

Normal series 1962-71, transferred to a new vehicle. No coding. Front plate with euroband, seen since around 1996. Belgian front plates are owner provided and appeared in a variety of styles. Eurobands were legal before officially issued plates had them.

Normal series 1973-2008. 1973-97 plate style. No coding.

Normal series 1973-2008. 1997-99 plate style (hyphen instead of period in the middle). No coding. Former Belgian plates were so short that square plates were not necessary, even for Land Rovers.

Normal series 1973-2008. 1999-2010 plate style. No coding. This shows the typical Belgian plate frames. Because of the short plates there was room for advertising for the car dealer on the left and the nationality letter B on the right.

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