Extra information
- FORD TRANSIT Camion plate-forme/Châssis 2.5 TD 101cv (E_ _) (EME/L/S, ENE/L/S) (74kw)
- Registration: à partir de 08/1994 jusqu'à 03/2000
- Fuel: Diesel
- Engine Volume: 2.5 TD
- Horsepower: 101 ch (74 kw)
- Body: Camion plate-forme/Châssis
- Engine Type: 4EB;4EC
Comments (4)
Rhineland-Palatinate 2019-06-17 21:24:17 | #2
Helvetics (2019-06-17 20:41:56)Helvetics
Great spot!
Great spot!
The areas near Yazd and Shiraz were the only places were you could see foreign plates in substantial amounts (around 1-2 per day at most). In the South and southwest I went for almost a week without seeing any foreign plates.
+6
Helvetics 2019-06-17 21:32:59 | #3
Rhineland-Palatinate (2019-06-17 21:24:17)Rhineland-Palatinate
Helvetics
Great spot!
The areas near Yazd and Shiraz were the only places were you could see foreign plates in substantial amounts (around 1-2 per day at most). In the South and southwest I went for almost a week without seeing any foreign plates.
Helvetics
Great spot!
The areas near Yazd and Shiraz were the only places were you could see foreign plates in substantial amounts (around 1-2 per day at most). In the South and southwest I went for almost a week without seeing any foreign plates.
Which neighbouring countries do you usually spot there? Turkish, Turkmen, Azeri plates maybe?
+2
Rhineland-Palatinate 2019-06-17 22:13:38 | #4
Helvetics (2019-06-17 21:32:59)Helvetics
Rhineland-Palatinate
Helvetics
Great spot!
The areas near Yazd and Shiraz were the only places were you could see foreign plates in substantial amounts (around 1-2 per day at most). In the South and southwest I went for almost a week without seeing any foreign plates.
Which neighbouring countries do you usually spot there? Turkish, Turkmen, Azeri plates maybe?
Rhineland-Palatinate
Helvetics
Great spot!
The areas near Yazd and Shiraz were the only places were you could see foreign plates in substantial amounts (around 1-2 per day at most). In the South and southwest I went for almost a week without seeing any foreign plates.
Which neighbouring countries do you usually spot there? Turkish, Turkmen, Azeri plates maybe?
Of the neighbouring countries, I only saw Armenia, Turkey and Iraq.
Apart from that a few Germans, a few French plates, one Italian, one Dutch, one Australian (!) and a UAE plate. But I was travelling with a group from Uni, so I didn't have the time to really look around.
+4
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