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Retired
Senator |
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The PA over-50
Senatorial plates were for retired senators. This was before
the actual Retired Senator plates came out in early in 2009. |
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PA within a
keystone, on www passenger base, no embossed tag legend. These may
have been issued prior to, or concurrently with plates with the embossed
SENATOR plate legend.
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from Tom Perri |
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No |
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PA within a
keystone, on www passenger base, with the embossed SENATOR legend. These
may have been issued concurrently with or after plates with the state
website legend.
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from
Nick Tsilakis |
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Number 51 to 99 followed by PA within a
keystone, on www passenger base with the embossed SENATOR legend. These
may have been issued concurrently with or after plates with the state
website legend.
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from Eric Conner |
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On visitPA base
keystone within a keystone with Retired Senator along the bottom. Type added 6/11/2009 |
from Bill Ceravola
from Tom Perri
& Jordan Irazabal |
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State Representative |
Plate
History Link |
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Plate number corresponds to legislative district from 1
to 203. Prefix and suffix placement of the HR allows for two vehicles
to be registered.
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No |
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Wide REPRESENTATIVE font. Some
plates were produced with this variation.
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from Tom Perri
from
Nick Tsilakis |
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It is unknown if the wide tag
legend font seen in Format 2 above is used with the HR designator in the
suffix position.
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1-digit Format
3
image
needed
from Jordan Irazabal
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On visitPA base with narrow
REPRESENTATIVE font.
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from Tom Perri
from Tom Perri |
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On visitPA base with narrow
REPRESENTATIVE font.
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1 & 2 digit Format 5 image
needed
from Colin M.
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With map
outline and without sticker well.
From vanity check:
Plates from from HR1 to HR203: Some are open, others
read that the
plate was previously issued and therefore not available; while others
indicate the plate configuration may be reserved or may be in violation of
the guidelines for acceptable configurations.
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from
Nick Tsilakis
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With
map outline and without sticker well.
From vanity check:
Plates from HR01 to HR09: Some are open and others read
that the plate
was previously issued and therefore not available.
Plates from HR010 to HR099:
Indicates
the plate configuration may be reserved or may be in violation of the
guidelines for acceptable configurations.
Plates above HR099 appear to be open. |
from John Fedorchak |
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State
Senator |
Plate History
Link |
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Plate number corresponds to senatorial district from 1 to
50. Prefix and suffix
placement allows for two vehicles to be registered.
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from Jake Vincent
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No |
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with wide spacing between PA and the number.
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from
Nick Tsilakis |
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Reversed format |
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Wide spacing between the
number and PA.
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from Eric Conner |
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On visitPA base.
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from Eric Conner
from Jordan Irazabal
from Tom Perri
from Jeff Lawson
2-digit Format
5
image
needed |
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On the visitPA base is likely to
exist as well.
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Images needed |
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On visitPA base with map outline.
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from Bill Young |
Image added 6/12 |
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