This is a list of license plate numbers appearing in various works of fiction.
All of the license plates in the Anime OAV of the Manga Taiho Shichauzo! ( You're Under Arrest! ) have no markings on them whatsoever.
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- 149 PCE (California) - Seen on David Mann's Car in Duel (film) .
- 1B509N6 (California) - Seen on the carpenter's old pickup truck in '' Lethal Weapon 3 ''. This plate is an invalid commercial license plate because of the N in the second-to-last spot.
- 1E49963 (California) - Appears on the limo escorting John McClane to Nakatomi Tower from the airport in '' Die Hard .'' This is a valid commercial series; however, a limousine in California would either have a plate in series "1ABC234" or a personalized plate with "Livery" stamped underneath. {Link without Title}
- 1SCL612 (California) - Seen in traffic during a car chase involving two armored cars in ''Lethal Weapon 3''. This is a valid passenger series.
- 2BAH174 (California) - Appears on the red BMW full of Krugerrands that Riggs and Murtaugh chase in the beginning of '' Lethal Weapon 2 ''. The BAH letter combination is a reserved combination set aside for use in films.
- 2GAT123 (California) - Has appeared in several fictional works.
- 2HLO430 (California) - Appears on Riggs' truck in ''Lethal Weapon 2''. The HLO letter combination is invalid because the "O" in the third position can look like the number zero.
- 2HQC319 (California) - Appears on Tyrone's car when it pulls into the desert housing project in ''Lethal Weapon 3.'' This sequence is valid and unreserved.
- 2KNO394 (California) - Appears on a blue car pursued by Riggs and Murtaugh at the beginning of ''Lethal Weapon 2''. The KNO letter combination is invalid because the "O" in the third position can look like the number zero.
- 2LQF635 (California) - Briefly seen in traffic just before Murtaugh's door gets ripped off his station wagon in ''Lethal Weapon 2''. This sequence is valid and unreserved.
- 2RUM501 (California) - On the bomb-laden car in the opening of ''Lethal Weapon 3''. The RUM letter combination is a reserved combination set aside for use in films in the "1ABC234" configurations, but is used in real life on the 1994 Arts license plate, which uses "ABC123" or "123ABC." {Link without Title}
- 2S428B6 (California) - Seen on the Volkswagen Bus in Blink 182 's music video from First Date.
- 2URN518 (California) - Appears on Murtaugh's station wagon in ''Lethal Weapon 2''. The URN letter combination is a reserved combination set aside for use in films (or perhaps its morbidity).
- 2WXI826 (California) - Seen on a blue car driven by Riggs and Murtaugh to Rancho Arroyo in ''Lethal Weapon 3.'' The WXI letter combination is invalid because the "I" in the third position can look like the number 1.
- 2XUY975 (California) - Seen on the yellow Rolls Royce when Riggs, Murtaugh, and Cole are "interrogating" a suspect in ''Lethal Weapon 3.'' The XUY letter combination was a reserved combination set aside for use in films at the time of filming, but is not anymore.
- 2YTO057 (California) - Appears on Murtaugh's car in ''Lethal Weapon 3.'' The YTO letter combination is invalid because the "O" in the third position can look like the number zero.
- 313 - Donald Duck
- 3A678G4 (California) - Appears on a car being towed during a car chase in ''Lethal Weapon 2''. This plate is an invalid commercial license plate because of the G in the second-to-last spot (that would be a number in a valid sequence).
- 3AWL785 (California) - On a Red Ford seen in traffic in ''Speed.'' This sequence is valid and unreserved.
- 3D862X9 (California) - Seen on a car during a police shootout at the beginning of ''Lethal Weapon 2''. This plate is an invalid commercial license plate because of the X in the second-to-last spot.
- 4A762S4 (California) - Seen on a GMC truck driven by Riggs in ''Lethal Weapon 3.'' This plate is an invalid commercial license plate because of the S in the second-to-last spot.
- 4B299D7 (California) - Seen on a pickup truck full of guns stored in a warehouse in ''Lethal Weapon 3.'' This plate is an invalid commercial license plate because of the D in the second-to-last spot.
- 4B408E4 (California) - Seen on the armored car Murtaugh commandeers near the beginning of ''Lethal Weapon 3.'' This plate is an invalid commercial license plate because of the E in the second-to-last spot.
- 4C52803 (California) - Seen on the rear of a GMC Suburban driven by police officers approaching LAX in ''Speed''. Hilariously enough, the front plate appears to be "2UV8356," completely different from the back plate. The back plate is a valid commercial series; the front plate is valid ''trailer'' series, making it invalid on the SUV.
- 4Z658T2 (California) - Seen on an armored car driven by bad guys near the beginning of ''Lethal Weapon 3.'' This plate is an invalid commercial license plate because of the T in the second-to-last spot.
- 51-IS (United Kingdom) - on Paul McCartney 's '' Paul Is Live '' album, as a reference to the "LMW 281F" license plate on a car on the cover of the Beatles album Abbey Road .
- 543 SML (California) - On a car seen in traffic in ''Speed.''
- 56E-478 (Hawaii) - on the red Ferrari driven by Magnum PI in the 1980s TV series. This License Plate ONLY appeared in the 2 pilot episodes, and was actually changed to "ROBIN 1" when the credits rolled at the end of the second episode.
- 573D107 (United Kingdom) - Diplomatic plate on the black Mercedes sedan in the start of '' A Fish Called Wanda ''. This is not a legal plate because in Britain, the numbers on the diplomatic plates (here 573 and 107) are coded, and 573 and 107 are not in that code.
- 6-0755 (District of Columbia) - On Wadsworth's car in the beginning of Clue . If you zoom in on the DVD you can just make out the words along the top of the plate.
- 646 TEZ (California) - Officer Jack Traven's personal vehicle license plate in ''Speed''. This sequence is valid and unreserved.
- 6A4EVR (Arizona) - On the old couple's motorhome that Darry Jenner overtakes at the start of '' Jeepers Creepers ''; Darry interprets it as "Gay forever" or "Gay fever", but Trish interprets it as "Sexy forever".
- 815 SIO (California) - Shown on an older red car in the beginning of ''Lethal Weapon 2''. This sequence is valid and unreserved.
- CNH-320 (Georgia) - On the General Lee from '' Dukes Of Hazzard '' TV-series.
- CRY-848 (UK) - Charlie's E-Type Jaguar in '' seen as it gets cruched.
- {E}14597 (California) - The plate number of the police motorcycle Riggs commandeers in ''Lethal Weapon 3.'' The {E} is an "E" encased in an Octagon for a city/county exempt vehicle.
- {E}539724 (California) - The plate number of the bus in ''Speed''. The {E} is an "E" encased in an octagon for a city/county exempt vehicle.
- {E}999019 (California) - A police officer's plate from ''Die Hard''. The {E} is an "E" encased in an octagon for a city/county exempt vehicle.
- ECTO-1 (New York) - Ectomobile , from the movie '' Ghostbusters ''
- ECTO-1A (New York) - Ectomobile , from the movie '' Ghostbusters 2 ''
- I WIKS IT (California) - Seen on a car in an auto body shop in ''Lethal Weapon 3.''
- JD3-170 (Texas) - Hank Hill 's red pickup truck on the animated American television program '' King Of The Hill ''
- JHA 867 (California) - Joe Friday 's unmarked Ford Fairlane Police Car on the American television program '' Dragnet 1967 ''
- JHA 867 (California) - ... also seen in '' The Munsters '' when Edward "Eddie" Wolfgang Munster's ( Butch Patrick ) pet dragon, Spot, demolishes a car belonging to their neighbor, Mr. Leonard.
- JJZ 109 (California) - Tag on Frank Bullitt's 1968 Ford Mustang GT 390 Fastback in Bullitt.
- JT - John Torque's Thunderbolt in
- LA LAW (California) - on the rear of a Jaguar (later a Bentley ) as seen in the opening credits of the American television series '' L.A. Law ''.
- LAST CALL - on the scooter that '' Carson Daly '' rides, on the intro of '' Last Call With Carson Daly '', an American late night television talk show.
- NRVOUS (Illinois) - on the red 1961 Ferrari 250GT California owned by Cameron Frye's father in the film '' Ferris Bueller's Day Off ''
- ND4SPD (no jurisdiction) - found on cars in ''''
- NFSMW (no jurisdiction) - found on cars in ''''
- PETDOC (California) - Toyota Tundra in ''''
- ROBIN 1 (Hawaii) - on the red Ferrari which Magnum PI drove in the 1980s TV series. This License Plate first appeared at the end of the second episode immediately before the credits rolled. It later stayed that way for each subsequent episode of this TV series.
- TUNEMAN (California) - On the black Jaguar Officer Jack Traven commandeers to reach the bus in ''Speed''.
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