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I just got back from a quick outing and saw a CKFH license plate in the parking lot. I can only hope it's their second car, because everyone else's is number one!
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I saw a CETR 680 plate on the 401 the other day. At first glance it looked like CFTR 680.
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RadioActive wrote:
I just got back from a quick outing and saw a CKFH license plate in the parking lot. I can only hope it's their second car, because everyone else's is number one!
My plate is CKFH accompanied by a Blue Jay logo. Of course 'FH carried the Jays games in the '70s (and before that the Expos).
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I’m in London right now and I saw a plate with CFSK today - the call letters for Global Saskatoon. Later I saw CKNY, which is the call sign for CTV North Bay.
I’ve seen CFPL, CKNX, and CKVR on plates in Toronto in the past.
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Found another one in London, today - CJBK. Number wasn’t 129 though.
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MJ Vancouver wrote:
Found another one in London, today - CJBK. Number wasn’t 129 though.
Sadly, thanks to Bell, that's about the only place you'll see CJBK in London now.
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There is a Tesla Model 3 in mid-town Toronto (Christie St & Davenport Road area), With the letters "CJCL". The number is not 590 - which is the Rogers A.M. Frequency.
Two things that are interesting. First, in Ontario Electric Vehicles are assigned a special "Green" licence plate with the Letters "GV##-###". The CJCL plate on the Tesla, is not a Green Vehicle plate. It is a "blue lettering" plate, that would be associated with an Internal Combustion Engine vehicle, secondly, the blue lettering is normally on a so-called "Vanity Plate" where the car owner pays an additional fee to personalize the plate.
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Spotted a "CKTB" plate in Kitchener today, number was 840, not 610.
Tangential to this thread, back around 1986-87, the PD (Eric Samuels) for HTZ-FM in St. Catharines lived in the same townhouse/condo complex as my family. His white Mazda RX7 had the vanity plate "HTZ <crown symbol> FM".
I wondered (as a dumb teenager) if he had a collection of such plates from all the stations he worked at.
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I saw a CFNY in Sudbury yesterday, unusual for up here, as that plate was likely issued in the GTA, where I have seen many over the years. I recall seeing CFNY 102 in Collingwood once in the Loblaws parking lot.
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Soooo close... I saw a CKLW 797 plate in London over the weekend.
3 More and it would have been BINGO![]()
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Still haven't seen a plate where the call letters match the frequency, but the other day I saw this...
CKEY 950
Close, but no cigar!
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There are a lot of CFTR plates here in Kitchener. A few months ago I finally saw CFTR 680.
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There's a fellow who owns a small gift shop/coffee/croissant place in Hillcrest Village who has a black Tesla with licence plates that start with CJCL. I asked him why he didn't have the "GV" (green vehicle plate) and he gave me a vague answer. But I don't think he was connected with CJCL.
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TheWiz wrote:
There are a lot of CFTR plates here in Kitchener. A few months ago I finally saw CFTR 680.
Interesting because I thought the plates that match exactly are company vehicles of those particular stations.
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Lots of CHBM plates in St. Catharines/Niagara Region. I haven't seen CHBM 973 yet, though.
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I've seen a lot of CJRT calls, but no matching frequencies (and all that jazz...)
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I was actually on the 401 in the London area yesterday and thought of this thread; I saw a plate that included CKNW. Also saw one with CFFB, which is the CBC station in Iqaluit, and CJMX, which is Kiss 105.3 in Sudbury.
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RadioActive wrote:
I've seen a lot of CJRT calls, but no matching frequencies (and all that jazz...)
I came close to seeing one today. The plate number I saw was CJRT 919.
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In London today, I spotted CXRF, just a slight variation from CFRX. The real CFRX is on 6070 KHZ. Couldn't get that many digits on a Ontario plate.
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turkeytop wrote:
In London today, I spotted CXRF, just a slight variation from CFRX. The real CFRX is on 6070 KHZ. Couldn't get that many digits on a Ontario plate.
Actually, assuming no one already has it, you can order CFRX6070 in Ontario. I, and many others, already have an eight digit plate.