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[Lordo]

A car with ZCF595 number plate was spotted in an area in February 7th 1964. It may well be connected with a GC civilian who had gone missing on the days this car was spotted in that particular area.

Can anybody tell me if they recognise the number plate format. Is this a GC number plate or a TC number plate or even if there was any difference in number plates at this time.

[erolz66]

A car with ZCF595 number plate was spotted in an area in February 7th 1964. It may well be connected with a GC civilian who had gone missing on the days this car was spotted in that particular area.

Can anybody tell me if they recognise the number plate format. Is this a GC number plate or a TC number plate or even if there was any difference in number plates at this time.

three letters = roc, two = trnc is my understanding.

[CrookedRiverGuy]

A car with ZCF595 number plate was spotted in an area in February 7th 1964. It may well be connected with a GC civilian who had gone missing on the days this car was spotted in that particular area.

Can anybody tell me if they recognise the number plate format. Is this a GC number plate or a TC number plate or even if there was any difference in number plates at this time.

three letters = roc, two = trnc is my understanding.

Three letters back in the 60's? If so, when did they go back to two?

[Maximus]

A car with ZCF595 number plate was spotted in an area in February 7th 1964. It may well be connected with a GC civilian who had gone missing on the days this car was spotted in that particular area.

Can anybody tell me if they recognise the number plate format. Is this a GC number plate or a TC number plate or even if there was any difference in number plates at this time.

three letters = roc, two = trnc is my understanding.

Three letters back in the 60's? If so, when did they go back to two?

there was no difference at that time....

I know that, and I wasn't even born....

[Lordo]

There is a special prize for anybody who can find out who owned this car 6th of February 1964.

[Maximus]

I can find that out was as well, but you can stick your prize up your lira.

[Lordo]

I can find that out was as well, but you can stick your prize up your lira.

Wo said anything about a lira gavole it is one gurush for you

[Maximus]

Alright,

Why do you want to know this anyway and why should this persons information be made public for you?

[Lordo]

Alright,

Why do you want to know this anyway and why should this persons information be made public for you?

Clearly this was 6th of February 1964. I need to explain to you why it is important? I gave you the date ffs.

[RichardB]

A car with ZCF595 number plate was spotted in an area in February 7th 1964. It may well be connected with a GC civilian who had gone missing on the days this car was spotted in that particular area.

Can anybody tell me if they recognise the number plate format. Is this a GC number plate or a TC number plate or even if there was any difference in number plates at this time.

Up until 1990 cars registered in ROC had 2 letters

i.e I had a 1982 Toyota its reg was MU346

I remember also that hire cars had a 'z' identifier before the 2 Letters but this didn't come into effect I think until the early 70s from what I can gather looking online

Pre 1974 there would not have been any distinction between GC and TC number plates so the number you give could have been used by any Cypriot