The H at the end of a German license play stands for “historical” – a car has to be at least 30 years old and be in almost original condition or expertly restored. With the H come exemptions from certain environmental conditions and a different tax rate.
Monochrome Madness #37: Modes of Transportation
This week’s host is Dawn from the Day After.
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That’s interesting! There won’t be many about …
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I love these old cars, Elke.
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A great collection Elke, fabulous cars
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What great old cars Elke.
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The black one had a foreign license plate, it looked quite old but I have not idea how old.
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Oh! You have shed light on something that Was said to me quite some years ago…. I had an old car with a numberplate that ended in H and a German chap said to me ” UK motors historic” (the first part of the license plate was UKM, hence the guy saying UK motors and then of course the final letter was H) I never knew! Well done, Elke!
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My pleasure, Sue.
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Great collection!
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Thank you, Dawn.
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