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SH 14

Switzerland / Schaffhausen

SH 14, Jeep Commander

Jeep Commander

1st gen (XK/XH; Global-market), 2005–2010

License plate of Switzerland, Cars

Gossau (SG), Switzerland.

June 2011.

My lowest Swiss plate in picture and my third lowest that I have seen!

Helvetics

Comments (6)

astonkas_esp 2012-11-19 00:21:00 | #1

Very nice Helvetics.

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rOOmUSh 2012-11-19 02:28:42 | #2

Wow! Amazing!

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EvilTeeth 2012-11-19 22:05:45 | #3

How old are plates with numbers less than 1000? And what numbers were at the beginning of this standard in 1932?

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Helvetics 2012-11-19 22:08:38 | #4

The current system lasts since 1933, so this one could be from this year! But plates belong to the owner and not to the car, when the owner died, his plate is sold to an another person...

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Juterman 2012-11-19 22:27:47 | #5

...or given to descendants?

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Helvetics 2012-11-19 22:31:03 | #6

Yes, it is possible too... One of the uncles of my mother had the plate VS 102, he was taxi driver! But only taxis can have low plates, so he gave it to an another taxi driver when he retired...

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