railworx•

I've seen similar. Think they're a fake Japanese plate, don't think they use a "Y" character in that position. I've only seen Hiragana characters in that spot.

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BarkBarkItsaShark•

Isn’t the “Y” for US military/foreigners on Japan plates

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andreww1299•

service member coulda bought that while overseas and then shipped it back to the states?

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BarkBarkItsaShark•

More than likely yeah. I don’t see why they wouldn’t if they bought the car there. It’s well past being legal to import and probably a childhood dream car of theirs.

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andreww1299•

if i’m n the military, i’m at least getting a supra out of it 😂

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RoosterDadOP•

Considering where this was seen (and I can’t give much more detail than that), if this is a fake plate, someone would get caught and be in trouble with it.

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_chrom_•

Oh man, a skyline. Thought those were illegal

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jqubed•

They’re starting to be old enough to import legally

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o6xb•

its a r32 skyline which have been legal to import for a while

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go4tli•

I think that’s an Ohayo tag

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ca-chuck•

-30

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nepurun•

Hard to tell if it’s a fake or not, the « 507 » code seems out of place here, 5x/5xx are codes for cars under 2000cc, and the R32 is supposed to be over that, but as far as I know, the GTS-T trim of the Skyline is ~1997cc or something, no idea if it should get the 3x or 5x code.

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