NORWAY (N)

Normal series since 1971. 2006 onwards plate style. VP = Trondheim.
Around 90 VP-plates were issued because of a mistake by
the plate manufacturer in the autumn of 2001.
This has been remade in 2006 style.

Normal series since 1971. 2006 onwards plate style. SU = Bergen.
The Norwegian flag has been covered by a Porsche logo.

Normal series since 1971. 2006 onwards plate style. Miniature size.
TV = Førde. This is an older registration remade in 2006 style.

Light commercial series since 1986. 2006 onwards plate style.
SU = Bergen. Numbering blocks within the normal series are used.

Light commercial series since 1986. 2006 onwards plate style,
also available without the blue band. In this case the rear plate was single line miniature size. There is no room for a blue band on such plates. Since either both or none of the plates must have the blue band, this front plate had to be without blue band.
BP = Asker og Bærum. Numbering blocks from the normal series
are used. This is an older registration remade in 2006 style.

Light commercial series since 1986. 2006 onwards plate style. Miniature size. There is no room for a blue band on these plates.
KF = Drammen. Numbering blocks from the normal series are used. This is an older registration remade in 2006 style.

Moped series since 1971. 2006 onwards plate style.
KX = Kongsberg.

Diplomatic series since 1985. 2006 onwards plate style.
CD = Corps Diplomatique. 40 = India.

Military series since 1957. 1971 onwards plate style.
Though no official code list is available, the block 50000-58999 appears to be for civilian type vehicles.

Military series since 1957. 1971 onwards plate style.
Though no official code list is available, the block 50000-58999 appears to be for civilian type vehicles.

Military series since 1957. 1971 onwards plate style.
Though no official code list is available, the block 50000-58999 appears to be for civilian type vehicles.

Military series since 1957. 1971 onwards plate style.
Though no official code list is available,
the block 1000-9999 appears to be for trailers.

Military series since 1957. 1971 onwards plate style.
Though no official code list is available,
the block 1000-9999 appears to be for trailers.

Provisional plate, self-adhesive, since 1990. Current date layout
since 1992. BL = Asker og Bærum. Valid December 3rd.

Provisional plate, self-adhesive, since 1990.
Current date layout since 1992. EK = Oslo. Valid June 18th.

Provisional plate, self-adhesive, since 1990. Current date layout
since 1992. SS = Bergen. Valid between May 6th and 10th.

Provisional plate, self-adhesive, since 1990. Current date layout
since 1992. ST = Bergen. Valid August 16th and 17th.

Provisional plate, self-adhesive, since 1990. Current date layout
since 1992. TH = Voss. Valid between August 5th and 9th.

Provisional plate, self-adhesive, since 1990.
Current date layout since 1992. ZD = Finnsnes. Valid August 3rd.
The plate should be red. It was two years old and either faded by
the sun, or white material was used.

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