Trucks, Vans (660cc ... 2000cc)
Japan / Hyōgo Prefecture / Kōbe
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Jnglmpera 2022-12-13 16:26:43 | #2
cringeroadster (2022-12-13 01:04:38)cringeroadster
Only the second Flairwagon in the J gallery!
Only the second Flairwagon in the J gallery!
Maybe if I put more effort in hunting them down there'd be more
But alas, the average kei cars aren't as interesting of a photo subject for me... In fact the only reason why I took this shot was because it had commercial plates, which isn't common for this model (or its Suzuki sibling) to wear
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Jnglmpera 2022-12-19 09:31:35 | #4
Husky (2022-12-18 18:20:18)Husky
how recently commercial type of plates was put in rotation? never seen them before
I suppose that black-on-black plates looks nice on black cars!
how recently commercial type of plates was put in rotation? never seen them before
I suppose that black-on-black plates looks nice on black cars!
They've been around since 1975 based on what I could find, and aren't as rare as the Platesmania gallery makes them out to be... It's just that kei-vans just aren't as interesting compared to #oldtimers or out-of-town plates
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Husky 2022-12-19 15:57:58 | #5
Jnglmpera (2022-12-19 09:31:35)Jnglmpera
Husky
how recently commercial type of plates was put in rotation? never seen them before
I suppose that black-on-black plates looks nice on black cars!
They've been around since 1975 based on what I could find, and aren't as rare as the Platesmania gallery makes them out to be... It's just that kei-vans just aren't as interesting compared to #oldtimers or out-of-town plates
Husky
how recently commercial type of plates was put in rotation? never seen them before
I suppose that black-on-black plates looks nice on black cars!
They've been around since 1975 based on what I could find, and aren't as rare as the Platesmania gallery makes them out to be... It's just that kei-vans just aren't as interesting compared to #oldtimers or out-of-town plates
thank you for the information!
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