Question.
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Sometimes there is a older version of a Mercedes E-Class parked around my home.
The car plate reads "SUKOM 186".
What car plate is that??
Edit: Woohoo! My picture turned out fine.
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vulgar one...
"SUcKOnMine 186times" -
Mookie!
The Malaysian car holds a specially-bid number plate, which was released for auction by the Govt to celebrate the Commonwealth Games held in Kuala Lumpur in 1998. -
Wow wee.Originally posted by ^tamago^:Mookie!
The Malaysian car holds a specially-bid number plate, which was released for auction by the Govt to celebrate the Commonwealth Games held in Kuala Lumpur in 1998.
I should've just PM-ed you.
How many did they auction off?
By the way, how do I read Malaysian car plates? Is it like, those beginning with J all come from Johore?
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mookie is back
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I don't know but the prices were four-digit figures, in ringgit.Originally posted by MooKu:Wow wee.
I should've just PM-ed you.
How many did they auction off?
By the way, how do I read Malaysian car plates? Is it like, those beginning with J all come from Johore?
The smaller numbers are official vehicles and I think they only auctioned the plates after the Games.
Malaysian plates have no suffixes. Those from Johor will begin with J, taxis use HJ, and also beware of the Regent of Johor TMJ. -
Huh, like that called 'auction' ah...Originally posted by ^tamago^:I don't know but the prices were four-digit figures, in ringgit.
The smaller numbers are official vehicles and I think they only auctioned the plates after the Games.
Malaysian plates have no suffixes. Those from Johor will begin with J, taxis use HJ, and also beware of the crown prince TMJ.
Ooo there was once I saw a car plate which read "JED1".
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J - johor
P- penang
A- perak
W - federal territory or KL
C - pahang
R - perlis
D - kelantan
K - kedah...
what else? -
A: Perak
B: Selangor
C: Pahang
D: Kelantan
J: Johor
JDT: Johor Government
K: Kedah, including Langkawi (KV)
M: Malacca
N: Negeri Sembilan
P: Penang
R: Perlis
T: Terengganu
L: Labuan
PUTRAJAYA: Putrajaya
W: Wilayah/Kuala Lumpur
Z: Military vehicles (Johor uses JMT)
XX-XX-DC: Diplomatic vehicles in Malaysia -
Yeah.Originally posted by MooKu:Huh, like that called 'auction' ah...
Ooo there was once I saw a car plate which read "JED1".
Anyway after SGZ it's now SJA and SJB. -
What about those in Borneo... will we see them here.
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if they shipped it over... then yes.Originally posted by MooKu:What about those in Borneo... will we see them here. -
S and Q.Originally posted by MooKu:What about those in Borneo... will we see them here.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malaysian_vehicle_license_plates -
Ok.. better not come to Singapore... a bit confusing. =POriginally posted by ^tamago^:
Hmm cars from Putrajaya have "PUTRAJAYA" as the starting text... but that's so long! -
Will they swim over?Originally posted by mhcampboy:if they shipped it over... then yes.
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Originally posted by MooKu:Will they swim over?
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next time take picture for u....Originally posted by MooKu:Ok.. better not come to Singapore... a bit confusing. =P
Hmm cars from Putrajaya have "PUTRAJAYA" as the starting text... but that's so long! -
OMG.
I saw a car plate "QSL" today.
It swum over!
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Originally posted by ^tamago^:
A: Perak
B: Selangor
C: Pahang
D: Kelantan
J: Johor
JDT: Johor Government
K: Kedah, including Langkawi (KV)
M: Malacca
N: Negeri Sembilan
P: Penang
R: Perlis
T: Terengganu
L: Labuan
PUTRAJAYA: Putrajaya
W: Wilayah/Kuala Lumpur
Z: Military vehicles (Johor uses JMT)
XX-XX-DC: Diplomatic vehicles in Malaysiaheavy vehicles in malaysia also follow that or the use a diff alphabet?