GAZ 66
Vietnam Military History Museum, Tây Mỗ, Hà Nội.
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BreadWasCommunist 2025-09-20 10:13:47 | #3
Is this the only vehicle left with a plate in the museum?
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BreadWasCommunist 2025-09-20 12:03:41 | #6
Bún bòa (2025-09-20 10:52:46)Bún bòa
Some vehicles I spotted at the museum: Wow, The Republic of Vietnam Plates, kinda interesting..
Some vehicles I spotted at the museum: Wow, The Republic of Vietnam Plates, kinda interesting..
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BreadWasCommunist 2025-09-20 12:04:36 | #7
BreadWasCommunist (2025-09-20 12:03:41)BreadWasCommunist
Bún bòa
Some  vehicles I spotted at the museum:
Didnt Know South Vietnam’s plates look like that.Bún bòa
Some  vehicles I spotted at the museum:
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Bún bòa 2025-09-20 12:31:22 | #8
BreadWasCommunist (2025-09-20 12:04:36)BreadWasCommunist
BreadWasCommunist
Bún bòa
Some  vehicles I spotted at the museum:
Didnt Know South Vietnam’s plates look like that.
BreadWasCommunist
Bún bòa
Some  vehicles I spotted at the museum:
Didnt Know South Vietnam’s plates look like that.
Yeah it is strange to our generation, and I'm sure this type won't be added on the site.
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turtle-bienhoa 2025-09-20 12:57:19 | #9
If a plate format is no longer valid, it won't be accepted into Platesmania. This is why Vietnam's gallery has the 3-digit motorcycle plate, even though some were issued when South Vietnam still existed.
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turtle-bienhoa 2025-09-20 13:02:38 | #10
Vespa motorcycle issued around 1968 in South Vietnam, still valid today:
Suzuki motorcycle issued during RVN era, definitely not valid today:
South Vietnamese plate under the ABC-123 series, replaced by the AB-1234 series in 1961:
Suzuki motorcycle issued during RVN era, definitely not valid today:
South Vietnamese plate under the ABC-123 series, replaced by the AB-1234 series in 1961:
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