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Jul 17th, 2001, 04:27 PM
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PowerPoster
Who you referring to? British plates?
They take this format
A123 BCD. The "A" denotes the age of the vehicle. For example, G=1990/1991 H=1991/1992 J=1992/1993 and so on
The rest is a random sequence of 3 (sometimes 2) numbers, and 3 letters
You can also buy "personalised" plates, which can be things like your initials. For example, mine is W2 CJK (W is the age=2000, 2 is just 2, and CJK is my initials). That cost £700 by the way 
You could have things like CHR 1S, or PEN 1S ( ) or A1 DAN or whatever
They're changing the system anyways, soon it will be regional based.
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