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tkk7406 2023-02-01 15:36:14 | #1
Looks like this truck has been wrongly identified by a moderator (despite me sending an error message before it was changed to an Isuzu Giga). This in fact is not an Isuzu Giga, but an Isuzu C/E Series as they are named outside Japan. Specifically, it's a C Series and a CYH52S at that, as can be seen on the passenger side of the cab and as shown below from the LTA's records:
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sonichacki 2023-02-02 11:36:40 | #2
tkk7406 (2023-02-01 15:36:14)tkk7406
Looks like this truck has been wrongly identified by a moderator (despite me sending an error message before it was changed to an Isuzu Giga). This in fact is not an Isuzu Giga, but an Isuzu C/E Series as they are named outside Japan. Specifically, it's a C Series and a CYH52S at that, as can be seen on the passenger side of the cab and as shown below from the LTA's records:
Looks like this truck has been wrongly identified by a moderator (despite me sending an error message before it was changed to an Isuzu Giga). This in fact is not an Isuzu Giga, but an Isuzu C/E Series as they are named outside Japan. Specifically, it's a C Series and a CYH52S at that, as can be seen on the passenger side of the cab and as shown below from the LTA's records:
It has been fixed!
Also, on another note I really thought this was a Kuala Lumpur registered truck, but then I realized it was black on white plates and upon closer inspection it was a Singaporean concrete company on the side of the doors..
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tkk7406 2023-02-03 07:55:12 | #3
sonichacki (2023-02-02 11:36:40)sonichacki
Also, on another note I really thought this was a Kuala Lumpur registered truck, but then I realized it was black on white plates and upon closer inspection it was a Singaporean concrete company on the side of the doors..
Also, on another note I really thought this was a Kuala Lumpur registered truck, but then I realized it was black on white plates and upon closer inspection it was a Singaporean concrete company on the side of the doors..
Indeed, most of the W plates I see here tend to use the British coloured plates. I'm guessing many owners chose that over the black plates to avoid that confusion between plates from KL.
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