Puerto Rico updated its 1973 plates with 75/76 tabs
and 76/77 tabs.
1973 plates with 75/76 and 76/77 tabs. The plate on the right
also has a 77/78 tab as well.
The earliest bases appear to be on galvanized steel, while later bases with
larger letters are on aluminum, as shown below.
73 style plate with larger letter in the center and 76/77
tab.
The plates with the same height letters came out later than those above.
Sample versions of the type of passenger plates used in 1976
Non passenger style 75/76 and 76/77 tabs that appear
on a multi-tabbed 73 type trailer plate below.
The A suffix on this 73 plate would indicate that this
is a trailer plate.
1975-76 and 76-77 expiration stickers used on Puerto Rico
private truck plate
Puerto Rico school vehicle plate used in the 70's.
1975/76 used car dealer plates with 75/76 non passenger tabs.
1975/76 new car dealer plate from Puerto Rico.
Municipal government plate used during 1976 in Puerto Rico
Mid 1970s style of Puerto Rico public vehicle plate with flat fare
The question is whether or not, given the size of the dies it would have been around in 1976
Handicapped type license plates used during 1976. Base originally
started in 1973.
1973 style tourist bus plates that would have been used in
1976 with proper stickers.
75-76 Puerto Rico semi-trailer for overseas shipping plate with 76-77 expiration stickers
Puerto Rico motorcycle plate updated with 76/77 expiration
sticker
A 75/76 sticker resides underneath the 76/77 one
1975-76 Motorcycle Dealer License Plate
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