Aston Martin DB5
Sderot, Israel
03/2018
#holyland1000
cabriolet oldtimer new letter combination non-standard plate
Comments (8)
Major_Katz 2024-12-23 15:05:14 | #3
HHR (2024-12-23 14:51:33)Based on the formal brochure of the event
+7
HHR 2024-12-23 15:35:12 | #4
Major_Katz (2024-12-23 15:05:14)Major_Katz
Based on the formal brochure of the event
Based on the formal brochure of the event
I don't think so, the plate may be from the US too. Many countries use the ABC 123 system. For me it's not a good idea to put an unknown plate under a random gallery until it's confirmed that it's an Argentinean plate.
+4
Major_Katz 2024-12-23 17:19:37 | #6
antenn (2024-12-23 16:23:18)It’s the car that I photographed…
+1
Jacko 2024-12-23 17:31:20 | #8
HHR (2024-12-23 15:35:12)HHR
Major_Katz
Based on the formal brochure of the event
I don't think so, the plate may be from the US too. Many countries use the ABC 123 system. For me it's not a good idea to put an unknown plate under a random gallery until it's confirmed that it's an Argentinean plate.
Major_Katz
Based on the formal brochure of the event
I don't think so, the plate may be from the US too. Many countries use the ABC 123 system. For me it's not a good idea to put an unknown plate under a random gallery until it's confirmed that it's an Argentinean plate.
Is this good enough confirmation? You can check yourself on the DATACAR website too.
+11
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