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Yellow on dark blue, map outline,
legend 56 then TRUCK flanked by keystones then PA. Expiration
5-31-57 in top border. Most plates are 5 characters; however, the
R class went to 6 characters, first letter from R thru Z excluding X,
not followed by Z designates the weight classis for a 2-axle truck;
first letter from R thru Z excluding X, followed by Z designates the
weight classis for a 3-axle truck, remaining 3 or 4 characters will
include an additional letter, sometimes 2 letters. Plate are now
standardized at 6" x 12". Some later 5-character plates use the thinner '57
5-character dies, while 6-character plates use narrower '57 6-character
dies. Three map bases were used, one with each die set. Plates
were issued as singles.
Class R - R000A, R00A0, R0A00, R00AA, R0AA0, R6T8R (later plates used
'57 5-character passenger dies), R00TA ('57 5-character dies), R0000A to
R4379A (plates used '57 6-character dies)
Class S - S000A, S00A0, S0A00, S00AA, S0AA0 to S3KF1
Class T - T000A, T00A0 to T71R3
Class U - U000A, U00A0, U0A00, U00AA to U77BU
Class V - V000A, V00A0, V0A00 to V5H54
Class W - W000A, W00A0 to W86B1 (later plates used '57 5-character dies)
Class Y - Y000A, Y00A0 to Y95S2 (later plates used '57 5-character dies)
Class Z - Z000A to Z316M
Class RZ - RZ00A
Class SZ - SZ00A
Class TZ - TZ00A
Class UZ - UZ00A
Class VZ - VZ00A
Class WZ - WZ00A
Class YZ - YZ00A
Class ZZ - ZZ00A,
ZZ0A0 to ZZ0L5 |
Class R, R000A format
from Worthpoint
Class R, R00A0 format
from eBay user Vinylvish
Class R, R0A00 format
from Jeff Hinkle
Class R, R00AA format
from Jim Moini
Class R, R0AA0 format
from Clayton Moore
Class R, R0A0A format
from Bob Connison
Class R, R6T0R format,
'57 5-character dies
from Worthpoint
Class R, R0000A,
'57 6-character dies
from Worthpoint |
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