
75th Year
Since October 7, 1952
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North
Carolina started issuing license plates with Amateur Radio callsigns in 1954.
I did get them from the beginning but the first 2 were misplaced when I moved
to another city. When I transferred to Oklahoma City, I missed getting a call
sign plate in 1976. |
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1955 Pontiac |
1955 Pontiac |
1955 Pontiac |
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1955 Pontiac/1959 Pontiac |
1959 Pontiac |
1959 Pontiac |
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1959 Pontiac |
1959 Pontiac |
1959 Pontiac |
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1965 |
1966 |
1967 |
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1959 Pon/1965 Mercedes |
1965 Mercedes |
1965 Mercedes |
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1968 |
1969 |
1970 |
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1965 Mercedes |
1965 Mercedes |
1965 Mercedes |
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1971 |
1972 |
1973 |
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1965 Mercedes |
1965 Mercedes |
1965 Mercedes |
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1974 |
1975 |
No plates in 1976 |
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1965 Mercedes |
1965 Mercedes |
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1977 |
1978 |
1979 |
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1977 Plymouth |
1977 Plymouth |
1977 Plymouth |
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1980 |
1981 |
1982 |
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1977 Plymouth |
1977 Plymouth |
1977 Plymouth |
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Plain plates after 1982 |
1995 stickers |
1997 stickers |
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In December 1982, K4IWJ, WR4ACH and K5NC expired. The FCC had stopped
issuing or renewing Second Station and Repeater callsigns. Also starting in
1983, North Carolina stopped replacing metal license plates each year and
started issuing paper stickers instead. Radio Amateurs could still get a new
plate made each year and they had the paper stickers attached. Later,
the new plates were sent with stickers not attached. All plates issued
starting in 1983 are blue characters on white background. NCDOT stopped using any stickers on new
and renewal auto license plates starting October 1, 2026. The images were captured with the Snappy with video from a Cannon HI-8 mm camcorder. |
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