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Can't find an uploadable picture but here is one that may be a bit more obsure-

New York plate number NCC-1701 Show and actor

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Can't find an uploadable picture but here is one that may be a bit more obsure-

New York plate number NCC-1701 Show and actor

Just a guess, but William Shatner or Gene Roddenberry?

BDR 529 = Jake's Cop Car.

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Duel... Too easy.

How about AWSOM 50? Me thinks this is too easy too ;-)

Dan

1PCE149=A-team van?

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Can't find an uploadable picture but here is one that may be a bit more obsure-

New York plate number NCC-1701 Show and actor

Heroes, George Takei.

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Heroes, George Takei.

That would be it! It was always fun to try an spot all the StarTrek referances. I find it intereting that Syler became Spock. It was really hard initially to suspend Syler for Spock.

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2z77767 is the Porsche 500 Spyder that James Dean lost his life in

BDR 529 is the original Bluesmobile from the original Blues Brothers movie "The letters and numbers in the license plate refer to a bike club in Dan Aykroyd's home turf of Toronto, the 'Black Diamond Riders.' The clubhouse was located at that city's 529 Jarvis Street."

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WOW!!! i have not even seen a quarter of those movies. and if i did, i would not remember plates... you guys certainly pick out the details!

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BMP216A, FMP7B, were both on one car, along with a third that is a dead giveaway.

Name the type of car, the movie, and the character.

G

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It dosen't have any plates on it in the movie besides the dealer's advertising plate. Can you post a pic of that?

I dont have any way to post a pic of it, but when Chevy Chase drives the wagon out the drive, he loses the rear bumper and the license plate is seen

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"JJZ 109" = Steve McQueen's Mustang

" RDR 838 " = Bill Hickman's Charger

Both in "Bullitt" (1968).

It should be noted here that the Mustang's plate is *incorrect* for a 1968-model vehicle , as "J" was a 1964-issue letter . The Charger's plate is correct for 1968 ( "R" = 1968 ) .

Wouldn't it have been plausible that the plate was transferred from a previous car?
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Wouldn't it have been plausible that the plate was transferred from a previous car?

No, in California the plate stays with the car throughout it's lifetime.

G

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Oh, that's interesting. In the states I've lived in you could keep your current plates when you got a new car and sold the old one, or else you had to turn them in to the DMV.

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Missouri and Nevada are the same way. As far as I know only California has that requirement.

Go figure...........................

:blink:

G

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