Passenger Baseplates 1956 To Present
All plates from 1956 until present are still valid, provided they are displayed on the vehicle to which they originally were issued.
Image | First issued | Design | Slogan | Serial format | Serials issued | Notes |
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1956 | gold on blue | none | Coded by month of expiration:
1A-2345 |
Letters A through M indicate January through December expirations. | ||
1960 | gold on blue | Pacific Wonderland | Coded by month of expiration:
1A-2345 |
Letters N through Z indicate January through December expirations. | ||
1964 | gold on blue | none | Coded by month of expiration:
ABC 123 |
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1973 | blue on gold | none | Coded by month of expiration:
ABC 123 |
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July 1988 | Douglas Fir | none | ABC 123 | PDN 001 to QNL 999 | Awarded "Plate of the Year" for best new license plate of 1988 by the Automobile License Plate Collectors Association, the first time Oregon was so honored. | |
Nov. 1989 | Douglas Fir | none | ABC 123 | QNM 001 to ZZZ 999 | Same design as previous, but with the colors changed in response to public criticism of the original colors. Tree changed from pale green to dark green, sky from light khaki to light blue and mountains made a deeper shade of lavendar. | |
2004 | 123 ABC | 001 BAA to present | No change to design or colors. |
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