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AlabamaPlateSpotter 2021-07-10 01:39:37 | #1
Older plate, according to .cc the lowest letter combo on this base is BBB so this plate is from the early to mid 2000s
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South American Cars 2021-07-10 01:45:11 | #2
AlabamaPlateSpotter (2021-07-10 01:39:37)AlabamaPlateSpotter
Older plate, according to .cc the lowest letter combo on this base is BBB so this plate is from the early to mid 2000s
Older plate, according to .cc the lowest letter combo on this base is BBB so this plate is from the early to mid 2000s
2006 Hot Shot ! I used to live in Tennessee, I was there when this one came out !! Yes it's BBB, cuz 20/20 on ABC did a special about how Tennessee released such combinations as "FAT", "BUM", etc. on the previous edition !!
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CarDriver3838 2021-07-10 01:45:11 | #3
AlabamaPlateSpotter (2021-07-10 01:39:37)AlabamaPlateSpotter
Older plate, according to .cc the lowest letter combo on this base is BBB so this plate is from the early to mid 2000s
Older plate, according to .cc the lowest letter combo on this base is BBB so this plate is from the early to mid 2000s
Nice! Probably single owner, then! I was actually going to check that, which is funny!
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CarDriver3838 2021-07-10 01:45:50 | #4
South American Cars (2021-07-10 01:45:11)South American Cars
AlabamaPlateSpotter
Older plate, according to .cc the lowest letter combo on this base is BBB so this plate is from the early to mid 2000s
2006 Hot Shot ! I used to live in Tennessee, I was there when this one came out !! Yes it's BBB, cuz 20/20 on ABC did a special about how Tennessee released such combinations as "FAT", "BUM", etc. on the previous edition !!
AlabamaPlateSpotter
Older plate, according to .cc the lowest letter combo on this base is BBB so this plate is from the early to mid 2000s
2006 Hot Shot ! I used to live in Tennessee, I was there when this one came out !! Yes it's BBB, cuz 20/20 on ABC did a special about how Tennessee released such combinations as "FAT", "BUM", etc. on the previous edition !!
Interesting, wow!
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AlabamaPlateSpotter 2021-07-10 01:47:45 | #5
South American Cars (2021-07-10 01:45:11)South American Cars
AlabamaPlateSpotter
Older plate, according to .cc the lowest letter combo on this base is BBB so this plate is from the early to mid 2000s
2006 Hot Shot ! I used to live in Tennessee, I was there when this one came out !! Yes it's BBB, cuz 20/20 on ABC did a special about how Tennessee released such combinations as "FAT", "BUM", etc. on the previous edition !!
AlabamaPlateSpotter
Older plate, according to .cc the lowest letter combo on this base is BBB so this plate is from the early to mid 2000s
2006 Hot Shot ! I used to live in Tennessee, I was there when this one came out !! Yes it's BBB, cuz 20/20 on ABC did a special about how Tennessee released such combinations as "FAT", "BUM", etc. on the previous edition !!
hot shot? yeah I remember reading about that
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South American Cars 2021-07-10 01:47:48 | #6
AlabamaPlateSpotter (2021-07-10 01:39:37)Ok prepare to be AMAZED...
I had the BicenTENNial Tennessee Plate in my collection... It was 209-BGL from Blount County...
Seems the letter blocks are assigned to different area like in Texas, AND Further, that they repeat themselves between different editions !
I had the BicenTENNial Tennessee Plate in my collection... It was 209-BGL from Blount County...
Seems the letter blocks are assigned to different area like in Texas, AND Further, that they repeat themselves between different editions !
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AlabamaPlateSpotter 2021-07-10 01:53:46 | #8
South American Cars (2021-07-10 01:47:48)South American Cars
Ok prepare to be AMAZED...
I had the BicenTENNial Tennessee Plate in my collection... It was 209-BGL from Blount County...
Seems the letter blocks are assigned to different area like in Texas, AND Further, that they repeat themselves between different editions !
Ok prepare to be AMAZED...
I had the BicenTENNial Tennessee Plate in my collection... It was 209-BGL from Blount County...
Seems the letter blocks are assigned to different area like in Texas, AND Further, that they repeat themselves between different editions !
Doesn’t Kentucky do the same thing, I remember you and 777 had a conversation about that KRD series I think
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CarDriver3838 2021-07-10 01:57:27 | #9
South American Cars (2021-07-10 01:47:48)South American Cars
Ok prepare to be AMAZED...
I had the BicenTENNial Tennessee Plate in my collection... It was 209-BGL from Blount County...
Seems the letter blocks are assigned to different area like in Texas, AND Further, that they repeat themselves between different editions !
Ok prepare to be AMAZED...
I had the BicenTENNial Tennessee Plate in my collection... It was 209-BGL from Blount County...
Seems the letter blocks are assigned to different area like in Texas, AND Further, that they repeat themselves between different editions !
Wow!! Very interesting! Great job, honestly!!
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South American Cars 2021-07-10 02:07:49 | #10
Thanks !! But you're the one that found the combination ! 
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South American Cars 2021-07-10 02:09:39 | #11
AlabamaPlateSpotter (2021-07-10 01:53:46)I don't recall, but, KRD was my first car lol ... Plate STAYS ON THE VEHICLE in Kentucky, not the OWNER...
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South American Cars 2021-07-10 02:11:01 | #12
AlabamaPlateSpotter (2021-07-10 01:53:46)It's possible, I think they do local letter blocks, but I've seen some differences between plate editions on the letters.
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AlabamaPlateSpotter 2021-07-10 02:11:43 | #13
South American Cars (2021-07-10 02:09:39)South American Cars
I don't recall, but, KRD was my first car lol ... Plate STAYS ON THE VEHICLE in Kentucky, not the OWNER...
I don't recall, but, KRD was my first car lol ... Plate STAYS ON THE VEHICLE in Kentucky, not the OWNER...
Oh, didn’t know that I assumed that it stayed with the owner, I think the conversation was on 111 KRD
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South American Cars 2021-07-10 02:17:29 | #14
I'm gonna check... No not in Kentucky... They stay on the car in The Commonwealth !! 
The plates were on it when I bought it, and they stayed on it... Until they expired and to avoid being towed at an apartment complex I put some FRESH Nebraska Plates on instead !
OUI 831 I think
The plates were on it when I bought it, and they stayed on it... Until they expired and to avoid being towed at an apartment complex I put some FRESH Nebraska Plates on instead !
OUI 831 I think
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CarDriver3838 2021-07-10 02:17:38 | #15
South American Cars (2021-07-10 02:09:39)South American Cars
I don't recall, but, KRD was my first car lol ... Plate STAYS ON THE VEHICLE in Kentucky, not the OWNER...
I don't recall, but, KRD was my first car lol ... Plate STAYS ON THE VEHICLE in Kentucky, not the OWNER...
I knew California did that, but not Kentucky! Interesting information!
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CarDriver3838 2021-07-10 02:18:43 | #16
South American Cars (2021-07-10 02:17:29)South American Cars
I'm gonna check... No not in Kentucky... They stay on the car in The Commonwealth !!
The plates were on it when I bought it, and they stayed on it... Until they expired and to avoid being towed at an apartment complex I put some FRESH Nebraska Plates on instead !
OUI 831 I think
I'm gonna check... No not in Kentucky... They stay on the car in The Commonwealth !!
The plates were on it when I bought it, and they stayed on it... Until they expired and to avoid being towed at an apartment complex I put some FRESH Nebraska Plates on instead !
OUI 831 I think
Oh ok lol. Interesting!
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CarDriver3838 2021-07-10 02:20:06 | #18
South American Cars (2021-07-10 02:11:01)South American Cars
It's possible, I think they do local letter blocks, but I've seen some differences between plate editions on the letters.
It's possible, I think they do local letter blocks, but I've seen some differences between plate editions on the letters.
In South Carolina, some letter combos they try to issue in or around certain areas. Try AAA or ADG in Carfax and see what you get!
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CarDriver3838 2021-07-10 02:20:47 | #19
South American Cars (2021-07-10 02:19:28)South American Cars
Thanks ! O California does that ? Who else ?
Thanks ! O California does that ? Who else ?
I have no idea lol
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CarDriver3838 2021-07-10 02:21:03 | #20
South American Cars (2021-07-10 02:19:28)All I know is that California does it lol
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South American Cars 2021-07-10 02:24:22 | #21
CarDriver3838 (2021-07-10 02:20:06)[quote]CarDriver3838
Where are those from lol
Where are those from lol
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South American Cars 2021-07-10 02:30:21 | #22
NOT MANY !
"the only states that seem to require that the (standard issue) plates stay with the vehicle upon transfer of ownership are Kentucky, Minnesota, California, and Alaska. Delaware allows plates to be retained on transfer for a fee"
https://www.quora.com/How-many-states-allow-license-plates-to-stay-with-a-car-when-its-sold
"the only states that seem to require that the (standard issue) plates stay with the vehicle upon transfer of ownership are Kentucky, Minnesota, California, and Alaska. Delaware allows plates to be retained on transfer for a fee"
https://www.quora.com/How-many-states-allow-license-plates-to-stay-with-a-car-when-its-sold
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AlabamaPlateSpotter 2021-07-10 02:38:59 | #24
South American Cars (2021-07-10 02:31:38)South American Cars
I no have a KarFaktz lol Show me how y'all do it...
I no have a KarFaktz lol Show me how y'all do it...
It’s an app, look for MyCarFax or CarFax car care (It will show up under both) you can use the website but the app shows more info, don’t add more than 8 cars at a time because it will lock you out of your account (learned the hard way)
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CarDriver3838 2021-07-10 02:41:09 | #25
AlabamaPlateSpotter (2021-07-10 02:38:59)AlabamaPlateSpotter
South American Cars
I no have a KarFaktz lol Show me how y'all do it...
It’s an app, look for MyCarFax or CarFax car care (It will show up under both) you can use the website but the app shows more info, don’t add more than 8 cars at a time because it will lock you out of your account (learned the hard way)
South American Cars
I no have a KarFaktz lol Show me how y'all do it...
It’s an app, look for MyCarFax or CarFax car care (It will show up under both) you can use the website but the app shows more info, don’t add more than 8 cars at a time because it will lock you out of your account (learned the hard way)
Yeah, that's it! I only do 4 at a time just to be on the safe side! I do both app and website!
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CarDriver3838 2021-07-15 20:15:43 | #26
AlabamaPlateSpotter (2021-07-10 02:11:43)AlabamaPlateSpotter
South American Cars
I don't recall, but, KRD was my first car lol ... Plate STAYS ON THE VEHICLE in Kentucky, not the OWNER...
Oh, didn’t know that I assumed that it stayed with the owner, I think the conversation was on 111 KRD
South American Cars
I don't recall, but, KRD was my first car lol ... Plate STAYS ON THE VEHICLE in Kentucky, not the OWNER...
Oh, didn’t know that I assumed that it stayed with the owner, I think the conversation was on 111 KRD
It was actually 111 KRW
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CarDriver3838 2021-07-15 20:15:52 | #27
AlabamaPlateSpotter (2021-07-10 02:11:43)http://platesmania.com/us/nomer9580326
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CarDriver3838 2021-10-15 22:56:10 | #28
South American Cars (2021-07-10 02:24:22)South American Cars
[quote]CarDriver3838
Where are those from lol
[quote]CarDriver3838
Where are those from lol
AAA is mainly from Abbeville, and ADG seems to be mostly from Charleston.
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Evanplatespottertn 2023-07-07 20:56:17 | #29
South American Cars (2021-07-10 01:47:48)South American Cars
Ok prepare to be AMAZED...
I had the BicenTENNial Tennessee Plate in my collection... It was 209-BGL from Blount County...
Seems the letter blocks are assigned to different area like in Texas, AND Further, that they repeat themselves between different editions !
Ok prepare to be AMAZED...
I had the BicenTENNial Tennessee Plate in my collection... It was 209-BGL from Blount County...
Seems the letter blocks are assigned to different area like in Texas, AND Further, that they repeat themselves between different editions !
I have 261 BBB Bicenatennial Anderson Co., but my 992 BBB 2006 base one is for Davidson co. I have seen 363 BBC online and that is Anderson county (head scratch)
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CarDriver3838 2023-07-08 01:53:33 | #30
Evanplatespottertn (2023-07-07 20:56:17)Evanplatespottertn
South American Cars
Ok prepare to be AMAZED...
I had the BicenTENNial Tennessee Plate in my collection... It was 209-BGL from Blount County...
Seems the letter blocks are assigned to different area like in Texas, AND Further, that they repeat themselves between different editions !
I have 261 BBB Bicenatennial Anderson Co., but my 992 BBB 2006 base one is for Davidson co. I have seen 363 BBC online and that is Anderson county (head scratch)
South American Cars
Ok prepare to be AMAZED...
I had the BicenTENNial Tennessee Plate in my collection... It was 209-BGL from Blount County...
Seems the letter blocks are assigned to different area like in Texas, AND Further, that they repeat themselves between different editions !
I have 261 BBB Bicenatennial Anderson Co., but my 992 BBB 2006 base one is for Davidson co. I have seen 363 BBC online and that is Anderson county (head scratch)
That's odd, I'd expect at least a majority of plates with the same letter combos to be issued in the same county. For example, here in SC, you'll notice that you see certain combos often in certain areas, like UXK and UXJ are definitely local to Spartanburg County.
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Evanplatespottertn 2023-07-08 21:07:18 | #31
CarDriver3838 (2023-07-08 01:53:33)CarDriver3838
Evanplatespottertn
South American Cars
Ok prepare to be AMAZED...
I had the BicenTENNial Tennessee Plate in my collection... It was 209-BGL from Blount County...
Seems the letter blocks are assigned to different area like in Texas, AND Further, that they repeat themselves between different editions !
I have 261 BBB Bicenatennial Anderson Co., but my 992 BBB 2006 base one is for Davidson co. I have seen 363 BBC online and that is Anderson county (head scratch)
That's odd, I'd expect at least a majority of plates with the same letter combos to be issued in the same county. For example, here in SC, you'll notice that you see certain combos often in certain areas, like UXK and UXJ are definitely local to Spartanburg County.
Evanplatespottertn
South American Cars
Ok prepare to be AMAZED...
I had the BicenTENNial Tennessee Plate in my collection... It was 209-BGL from Blount County...
Seems the letter blocks are assigned to different area like in Texas, AND Further, that they repeat themselves between different editions !
I have 261 BBB Bicenatennial Anderson Co., but my 992 BBB 2006 base one is for Davidson co. I have seen 363 BBC online and that is Anderson county (head scratch)
That's odd, I'd expect at least a majority of plates with the same letter combos to be issued in the same county. For example, here in SC, you'll notice that you see certain combos often in certain areas, like UXK and UXJ are definitely local to Spartanburg County.
Well, there is a pic of an LLL 1989 base Hamilton county and my 248 LLL 2006 base is also Hamilton county, so maybe the Davison was just a fluke. Also, with exception to that one, the counties seemed to get the 2006 plates in alphabetical order Anderson got BBC BBD BBF and Carroll got BKT Carter got BLM but Shelby didn’t get anything until the F series. This time, it’s different because Lake county got BBB and 090 BBBB and Anderson didn’t get anything till BCP
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CarDriver3838 2023-07-17 04:18:56 | #32
Evanplatespottertn (2023-07-08 21:07:18)Evanplatespottertn
CarDriver3838
Evanplatespottertn
South American Cars
Ok prepare to be AMAZED...
I had the BicenTENNial Tennessee Plate in my collection... It was 209-BGL from Blount County...
Seems the letter blocks are assigned to different area like in Texas, AND Further, that they repeat themselves between different editions !
I have 261 BBB Bicenatennial Anderson Co., but my 992 BBB 2006 base one is for Davidson co. I have seen 363 BBC online and that is Anderson county (head scratch)
That's odd, I'd expect at least a majority of plates with the same letter combos to be issued in the same county. For example, here in SC, you'll notice that you see certain combos often in certain areas, like UXK and UXJ are definitely local to Spartanburg County.
Well, there is a pic of an LLL 1989 base Hamilton county and my 248 LLL 2006 base is also Hamilton county, so maybe the Davison was just a fluke. Also, with exception to that one, the counties seemed to get the 2006 plates in alphabetical order Anderson got BBC BBD BBF and Carroll got BKT Carter got BLM but Shelby didn’t get anything until the F series. This time, it’s different because Lake county got BBB and 090 BBBB and Anderson didn’t get anything till BCP
CarDriver3838
Evanplatespottertn
South American Cars
Ok prepare to be AMAZED...
I had the BicenTENNial Tennessee Plate in my collection... It was 209-BGL from Blount County...
Seems the letter blocks are assigned to different area like in Texas, AND Further, that they repeat themselves between different editions !
I have 261 BBB Bicenatennial Anderson Co., but my 992 BBB 2006 base one is for Davidson co. I have seen 363 BBC online and that is Anderson county (head scratch)
That's odd, I'd expect at least a majority of plates with the same letter combos to be issued in the same county. For example, here in SC, you'll notice that you see certain combos often in certain areas, like UXK and UXJ are definitely local to Spartanburg County.
Well, there is a pic of an LLL 1989 base Hamilton county and my 248 LLL 2006 base is also Hamilton county, so maybe the Davison was just a fluke. Also, with exception to that one, the counties seemed to get the 2006 plates in alphabetical order Anderson got BBC BBD BBF and Carroll got BKT Carter got BLM but Shelby didn’t get anything until the F series. This time, it’s different because Lake county got BBB and 090 BBBB and Anderson didn’t get anything till BCP
Thank you for this! Quite an interesting way of issuing these plates for sure
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Evanplatespottertn 2024-07-11 12:37:51 | #33
CarDriver3838 (2023-07-17 04:18:56)CarDriver3838
Evanplatespottertn
CarDriver3838
Evanplatespottertn
South American Cars
Ok prepare to be AMAZED...
I had the BicenTENNial Tennessee Plate in my collection... It was 209-BGL from Blount County...
Seems the letter blocks are assigned to different area like in Texas, AND Further, that they repeat themselves between different editions !
I have 261 BBB Bicenatennial Anderson Co., but my 992 BBB 2006 base one is for Davidson co. I have seen 363 BBC online and that is Anderson county (head scratch)
That's odd, I'd expect at least a majority of plates with the same letter combos to be issued in the same county. For example, here in SC, you'll notice that you see certain combos often in certain areas, like UXK and UXJ are definitely local to Spartanburg County.
Well, there is a pic of an LLL 1989 base Hamilton county and my 248 LLL 2006 base is also Hamilton county, so maybe the Davison was just a fluke. Also, with exception to that one, the counties seemed to get the 2006 plates in alphabetical order Anderson got BBC BBD BBF and Carroll got BKT Carter got BLM but Shelby didn’t get anything until the F series. This time, it’s different because Lake county got BBB and 090 BBBB and Anderson didn’t get anything till BCP
Thank you for this! Quite an interesting way of issuing these plates for sure
Evanplatespottertn
CarDriver3838
Evanplatespottertn
South American Cars
Ok prepare to be AMAZED...
I had the BicenTENNial Tennessee Plate in my collection... It was 209-BGL from Blount County...
Seems the letter blocks are assigned to different area like in Texas, AND Further, that they repeat themselves between different editions !
I have 261 BBB Bicenatennial Anderson Co., but my 992 BBB 2006 base one is for Davidson co. I have seen 363 BBC online and that is Anderson county (head scratch)
That's odd, I'd expect at least a majority of plates with the same letter combos to be issued in the same county. For example, here in SC, you'll notice that you see certain combos often in certain areas, like UXK and UXJ are definitely local to Spartanburg County.
Well, there is a pic of an LLL 1989 base Hamilton county and my 248 LLL 2006 base is also Hamilton county, so maybe the Davison was just a fluke. Also, with exception to that one, the counties seemed to get the 2006 plates in alphabetical order Anderson got BBC BBD BBF and Carroll got BKT Carter got BLM but Shelby didn’t get anything until the F series. This time, it’s different because Lake county got BBB and 090 BBBB and Anderson didn’t get anything till BCP
Thank you for this! Quite an interesting way of issuing these plates for sure
Update:
Just got 001 LLL on the 1995 Bicentennial base, and it is from Putnam county!
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