FIREFIGHTER
1977 BASE1A-A1 - 9E-S9 (?)
A1-1A - N9-9H (?)
These started on the 1977 base with number 1A*A1.
Joe Wasielewski
1987/90
1988/89/90
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It appears that they went up to around 9E*S9 and then the series changed and restarted at A1*1A.
These plates were still being issued up until 1992 when the graphic base started - N1*4H is the highest known.
There were no firefighter plates issued on the blue base - except for samples.
1992 BASEN1-1J (?) - V9-9B (?)
1992
1992
Embossing slightly high/right
1992Odd A0-A0 format
19922003 STICKER
1992
1992David Doernberg
c.1995
c.1997
c.1997
c.2001Kevin Halfpenny
Use of 'Q' on a standard plate !
c.2002
V9-1B is the highest known on this base.
There were also remakes of earlier numbers.
Jeff Fazekas
David Doernberg
2005
AVERY BASEV1-1C (?) - Z?-??
2003
2003
2003First "W" series
2004Jeff Fazekas
2005
2005Odd spacing
2005
REMAKE
Colin SchaeferREMAKE
3M2 BASEZ?-?? - Z9-9Z
1E-T1 (?) -
2008
In 2008 Z9*9Z was reached, and the numbering continued where it left off with the original 1977 series - somewhere around 1E*T1.
2008
2008
2009
2010Non-passenger sticker
2010Cool red filler (by the owner)
2011
HELIX BASE  ?G-?? - 9J-J9(?)
2012
2012
2012
2013
2015
2015Phil Gordon
FLAT BASE1J-K1(?) -
Sequential Firefighter plates on the flat base first appeared in October 2015.
2015
2015Steve Salit
2016
2016
2016
2017
2017Colin Schaefer
2017Braden Moore
2017Braden Moore
2019Nick Ferraro
2020
Remakes
J Mattes
J Mattes
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