MOPED
License plates for mopeds became mandatory in 1983.
1983 BASE1A0A0 - 9F9J9(?)
9H0Vn series
In this series, it looks like the numbers moved around the letters.
Numbering probably started from 1A0A0 to 9A9A9, then 1A0B0, etc. to 1B0A0, 1C0A0, etc.
Zero is not used in the first position.
The highest regular number seen on this series is 7F7J1.
Plates are listed in alphanumeric order and split by the initial letter (A through F).
PROTOTYPE
Jeff Fazekas
1985
1984Mike Wiener
1986
1987
1991
1984
1984
1985
1985
1985
1986
1986
1987
1987
1989
1989
1990
1988
1994
2004
1997
c.1997
1999
2007
2010
2002
2006
2007
2005
2004Jeff Fazekas
There are several plates in the 9HnVn series known on this base as well.
It is unknown why they were issued out of sequence.
1995Jeff Fazekas
1995felix2.com
1995
1992 BASE
The 1992 base was apparently never used on the road.
AVERY BASE
3M2 BASE1F0K0(?) -9F9Z9(?)
This base possibly started at 1F0K0.
2009Mike Wiener
c.2009
2009Lee Madigan
c.2013Dave M
c.2013Lee Madigan
c.2016Joe Wasielewski
c.2016Joe Pugliese
2016
FLAT BASE1G0A0(?) -
Flat moped plates were first seen in 2022.
Joe Wasielewski
