GBA, GBG, GBJ, GBM, GBS, GBZ. What am I talking about?
Question #52372. Asked by Flynn_17.
MaggieG
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MaggieG
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Aren't these the plates you get - like the GB plates to say where you're from? While GB is mainland Britain, GBJ would be a car from Jersey, GBG from Guernsey, GBA could be from Alderney etc.
Nov 13 2004, 12:52 PM
Baloo55th
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Baloo55th 21 year member
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GBZ is Gibraltar, GBM is Isle of Man; GBS is a new one on me. Sounds like an unofficial one for Scotland. Used to be a GBY which was Malta, I think. GBS could be Sark, but I didn't know they had their own. Hardly worth it, if they do.
Nov 13 2004, 1:05 PM
sue943
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It certainly wouldn't be worth Sark having an international plate, they have no cars, just a few tractors and I doubt that they go touring often!
Nov 13 2004, 3:29 PM
Flynn_17
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I recall GBS form when I was in Guenrsey. Although I've only ever seen it on one car.
