I did get Northwest Territories already (it's arguably more common around here than Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan being the third rarest after Nunavut and Yukon Territory), but I figured a peronalized NT plate was a rare find indeed.
See also: Licence Plates III, Licence Plates II, Licence Plates I
PS17 - Licence Plates IV
Included here (there are a lot more in III, II and I):
Northwest Territories
Oklahoma
Tennessee
*Yukon Territory (Klondike 79, non-authentic)
* - Means I have the plate indicated in brackets, but not the regular plate.
The updates are getting smaller now as my collection gets bigger (But I still haven't got Saskatchewan! I did find it in a parking lot in Bayer's Lake in January, but the car was gone by the time I ran back to that lot with my camera.), but here are some things new and interesting:
I did get Northwest Territories already (it's arguably more common
around here than Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan being the third rarest after
Nunavut and Yukon Territory), but I figured a peronalized NT plate
was a rare find indeed.
Someone in Oklahoma has a nasty temper.
This was taken on Henry Street - this is a non-authentic plate (it's
not being used for the vehicle), but it was once authentic, and plates
like this harken back to the time when drivers would get a new plate
every year, not just a new sticker. Notice it's only got four characters;
guess there weren't a whole lot of cars in Yukon Territory in 1979.
