Cars (660cc ... 2000cc)
Japan / Shizuoka Prefecture / Shizuoka
Comments (7)
Jnglmpera 2023-06-25 10:28:07 | #2
BRcriskDE (2023-06-24 22:12:36)BRcriskDE
Nice double (with transfer)!!
Nice double (with transfer)!!
I hate to break it to you but I think this one is a "without vehicle" since the car is too big for a "5" class, and transfer of plates to other cars is strictly forbidden (rematriculation of plates to the same car is allowed).
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BRcriskDE 2023-06-25 10:50:49 | #3
Jnglmpera (2023-06-25 10:28:07)Jnglmpera
I hate to break it to you but I think this one is a "without vehicle" since the car is too big for a "5" class, and transfer of plates to other cars is strictly forbidden (rematriculation of plates to the same car is allowed).
I hate to break it to you but I think this one is a "without vehicle" since the car is too big for a "5" class, and transfer of plates to other cars is strictly forbidden (rematriculation of plates to the same car is allowed).
Interesting! I don't know much about Japanese plate, but I'm always interested in learning more!
Is there a reason why the 9th Gen (My upload) wouldn't get a 5 class and the 10th Gen does (this upload) or would the 10th Gen also get a "license plate without vehicle"?
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Emacity 2023-07-02 00:58:37 | #4
BRcriskDE (2023-06-25 10:50:49)BRcriskDE
Jnglmpera
I hate to break it to you but I think this one is a "without vehicle" since the car is too big for a "5" class, and transfer of plates to other cars is strictly forbidden (rematriculation of plates to the same car is allowed).
Interesting! I don't know much about Japanese plate, but I'm always interested in learning more!
Is there a reason why the 9th Gen (My upload) wouldn't get a 5 class and the 10th Gen does (this upload) or would the 10th Gen also get a "license plate without vehicle"?
Jnglmpera
I hate to break it to you but I think this one is a "without vehicle" since the car is too big for a "5" class, and transfer of plates to other cars is strictly forbidden (rematriculation of plates to the same car is allowed).
Interesting! I don't know much about Japanese plate, but I'm always interested in learning more!
Is there a reason why the 9th Gen (My upload) wouldn't get a 5 class and the 10th Gen does (this upload) or would the 10th Gen also get a "license plate without vehicle"?
Here is a table that will hopefully answer any questions you have about the class system.
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Jnglmpera 2023-07-02 16:30:54 | #5
BRcriskDE (2023-06-25 10:50:49)BRcriskDE
Jnglmpera
I hate to break it to you but I think this one is a "without vehicle" since the car is too big for a "5" class, and transfer of plates to other cars is strictly forbidden (rematriculation of plates to the same car is allowed).
Interesting! I don't know much about Japanese plate, but I'm always interested in learning more!
Is there a reason why the 9th Gen (My upload) wouldn't get a 5 class and the 10th Gen does (this upload) or would the 10th Gen also get a "license plate without vehicle"?
Jnglmpera
I hate to break it to you but I think this one is a "without vehicle" since the car is too big for a "5" class, and transfer of plates to other cars is strictly forbidden (rematriculation of plates to the same car is allowed).
Interesting! I don't know much about Japanese plate, but I'm always interested in learning more!
Is there a reason why the 9th Gen (My upload) wouldn't get a 5 class and the 10th Gen does (this upload) or would the 10th Gen also get a "license plate without vehicle"?
Sorry for the late reply! As Emacity more or less broke it down to you, the 9th gen would not have had a "5" number on the basis that all engines offered were 2 liter or above, and even if there were smaller engines (and were smaller in size), it would have only had two digit class codes issued on them for a year, as 1998 was around the time the three digit codes were gradually being introduced.
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BRcriskDE 2023-07-04 19:23:06 | #7
Jnglmpera (2023-07-02 16:30:54)Jnglmpera
Sorry for the late reply! As Emacity more or less broke it down to you, the 9th gen would not have had a "5" number on the basis that all engines offered were 2 liter or above, and even if there were smaller engines (and were smaller in size), it would have only had two digit class codes issued on them for a year, as 1998 was around the time the three digit codes were gradually being introduced.
Sorry for the late reply! As Emacity more or less broke it down to you, the 9th gen would not have had a "5" number on the basis that all engines offered were 2 liter or above, and even if there were smaller engines (and were smaller in size), it would have only had two digit class codes issued on them for a year, as 1998 was around the time the three digit codes were gradually being introduced.
Interesting; thanks a lot!!
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