Delaware Commercial - C/L
| Plate | Reporter | Date |
|---|---|---|
CL 123726 |
Glen Doughney | 5/13/24 |
CL 121663 |
Glen Doughney | 12/19/22 |
CL 120263 |
Brett Weisbrot | 9/25/21 |
CL 114065 |
Jordan Irazabal | 12/27/11 |
CL 113927 |
Jordan Irazabal | 10/20/10 |
CL 113933 |
Jordan Irazabal | 10/07/10 |
CL 113910 |
Jordan Irazabal | 8/25/10 |
CL 113785 |
Jordan Irazabal | 6/16/10 |
CL 113739 |
Jordan Irazabal | 6/03/10 |
CL 113658 |
Jordan Irazabal | 4/23/10 |
CL 113471 |
Jordan Irazabal | 3/05/10 |
CL 111882 |
Bird Man | 3/02/07 |
CL
123726The C/L series is the extension of the C series. When the original Commercial "C" series reached C99999, the C/L series was introduced as a continuation since the Delaware font at the time did not allow for seven digits. Although some people thought C/L was for "Commercial Light", it was simply for "C"ommercia"L".
C/L plates started at C/L 9000. The lowest seen is C/L 9005. Oddly, C/L 302382 was sighted, but it must have been specially issued out of sequence.
Some C/L plates have caption "APPORTIONED" across the top.