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Preston Council plate sale – an update
Back in December we told you about the historic number plate, CCK1 that has been owned by the city of Preston since the 1930's and was being sold to raise money for city funds. Well we have some further news for you. As we mentioned in our last article on the subject, a reserve was going to be set at £22,000 and it was thought that the bids would easily exceed this. The plate was listed on the popular auction site eBay in December, where it failed to get even one bid! Councillor Mar
READ MORE →Number plates around the world – Iceland
The Icelandic number plate system is very different to our own. They were first introduced in 1939. This early system ran until 1988; it featured silver characters on a black background and consisted of a region letter followed by a series of numbers. The plates were registered to an owner who would transfer them from their old vehicle to their new vehicle but would require a new plate if they moved from one region to another. In 1989 a new system was introduced that is still in place tod
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