Dodge Grand Caravan
5th gen (RT), facelift, 2010–2020
2015 Dodge Grand Caravan
Greenville, SC
Pretty rare "OBX" NC series. It is a specific plate (not vanity) issued in Dare County NC, a part of the Outer Banks.
Comments (7)
CarDriver3838 2022-08-18 22:20:52 | #2
I'm still waiting to spot one. They're very uncommon here. Cool spot! Also, here's the first one on Platesmania, but it's on a different base http://platesmania.com/us/nomer15370833
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edkirmd 2022-08-18 22:26:30 | #3
CarDriver3838 (2022-08-18 22:20:52)CarDriver3838
I'm still waiting to spot one. They're very uncommon here. Cool spot! Also, here's the first one on Platesmania, but it's on a different base http://platesmania.com/us/nomer15370833
I'm still waiting to spot one. They're very uncommon here. Cool spot! Also, here's the first one on Platesmania, but it's on a different base http://platesmania.com/us/nomer15370833
Weird, I made sure to search both with a zero and an "O" and did not see one. Picture description updated
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edkirmd 2022-08-18 22:29:49 | #4
naterez71 (2022-08-18 20:05:53)naterez71
Very cool! I've known about this but never seen one! Did you know any DMV branch will issue them? (not just near the Outer Banks)
Very cool! I've known about this but never seen one! Did you know any DMV branch will issue them? (not just near the Outer Banks)
From my understanding was that any NC resident can apply for one, but they are issued over the counter in the OBX.
+1
CarDriver3838 2022-08-19 05:05:19 | #5
edkirmd (2022-08-18 22:26:30)edkirmd
CarDriver3838
I'm still waiting to spot one. They're very uncommon here. Cool spot! Also, here's the first one on Platesmania, but it's on a different base http://platesmania.com/us/nomer15370833
Weird, I made sure to search both with a zero and an "O" and did not see one. Picture description updated
CarDriver3838
I'm still waiting to spot one. They're very uncommon here. Cool spot! Also, here's the first one on Platesmania, but it's on a different base http://platesmania.com/us/nomer15370833
Weird, I made sure to search both with a zero and an "O" and did not see one. Picture description updated
It's odd, because you can't actually search these plates up without knowing the whole plate, since all of the characters are together. If it were something like 0BX 42102, then it would show up when searched. Same goes for Washington plates, unfortunately.
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edkirmd 2022-08-19 05:29:07 | #6
CarDriver3838 (2022-08-19 05:05:19)CarDriver3838
edkirmd
CarDriver3838
I'm still waiting to spot one. They're very uncommon here. Cool spot! Also, here's the first one on Platesmania, but it's on a different base http://platesmania.com/us/nomer15370833
Weird, I made sure to search both with a zero and an "O" and did not see one. Picture description updated
It's odd, because you can't actually search these plates up without knowing the whole plate, since all of the characters are together. If it were something like 0BX 42102, then it would show up when searched. Same goes for Washington plates, unfortunately.
edkirmd
CarDriver3838
I'm still waiting to spot one. They're very uncommon here. Cool spot! Also, here's the first one on Platesmania, but it's on a different base http://platesmania.com/us/nomer15370833
Weird, I made sure to search both with a zero and an "O" and did not see one. Picture description updated
It's odd, because you can't actually search these plates up without knowing the whole plate, since all of the characters are together. If it were something like 0BX 42102, then it would show up when searched. Same goes for Washington plates, unfortunately.
I figured it out. If you search “OBX” with an asterisk after the X, it will pull it up. I guess the asterisk does the “wild card” feature.
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CarDriver3838 2022-08-19 15:49:48 | #7
edkirmd (2022-08-19 05:29:07)edkirmd
CarDriver3838
edkirmd
CarDriver3838
I'm still waiting to spot one. They're very uncommon here. Cool spot! Also, here's the first one on Platesmania, but it's on a different base http://platesmania.com/us/nomer15370833
Weird, I made sure to search both with a zero and an "O" and did not see one. Picture description updated
It's odd, because you can't actually search these plates up without knowing the whole plate, since all of the characters are together. If it were something like 0BX 42102, then it would show up when searched. Same goes for Washington plates, unfortunately.
I figured it out. If you search “OBX” with an asterisk after the X, it will pull it up. I guess the asterisk does the “wild card” feature.
CarDriver3838
edkirmd
CarDriver3838
I'm still waiting to spot one. They're very uncommon here. Cool spot! Also, here's the first one on Platesmania, but it's on a different base http://platesmania.com/us/nomer15370833
Weird, I made sure to search both with a zero and an "O" and did not see one. Picture description updated
It's odd, because you can't actually search these plates up without knowing the whole plate, since all of the characters are together. If it were something like 0BX 42102, then it would show up when searched. Same goes for Washington plates, unfortunately.
I figured it out. If you search “OBX” with an asterisk after the X, it will pull it up. I guess the asterisk does the “wild card” feature.
Yep, it works for Washington plates now. I never knew about this, so that's pretty interesting.
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