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Official vehicle series. Pre-2002 plate style. This was on a mobile power generator.
The morning after I took the photo the front plate was gone, probably stolen.

CALIFORNIA

Passenger series since 1980. 1987-93 base. No coding.

Passenger series since 1980. 1993-98 and 2000-11 base. No coding.
The front plate is an unofficial sticker plate.

COLORADO

Normal series since 2000. 2000 base. No coding.

Normal series since 2000. 2000 base. No coding.

CONNECTICUT

Passenger series since 1980. 2000 base. No coding.

Passenger series since 1980. 2000 base. No coding.

FLORIDA

Passenger series 1984-86. 1978-86 base. No coding. MONROE county.
This is a passenger plate on a caravan that has probably never been to Florida.
Most likely the plate (expired in 1989) has just been put on the caravan for fun.

This picture, completely destroyed by flash, is included just to show how bad it can get.
Passenger series 1986-98. 1991-97 base. This base plate was valid until the end of 2003.

Passenger series 1986-98. No coding. COLLIER county.
Unofficial replacement plate (both front and rear). This issue was valid until the end of 2003.

Passenger series 2000-04. 1997-2003 base (Sunshine State). No coding.

Passenger series 2000-04. 1997-2003 base (Sunshine State). No coding.
This is the same trailer, seen in 2000 and 2011 still with the same revalidation stickers.

ILLINOIS

Passenger series 1996/97-2001 and since 2006. 2001 base. No coding.

MASSACHUSETTS

Passenger series 1977-95. 1987 base. Last numeral 7 = expires in July.

MICHIGAN

Passenger series 1990-2004. 1982-2006 base. The driver of this car was obviously
worried that his plate would be stolen and placed it inside the rear window.

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