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South Carolina Permanent Trailer

Plate Reporter Date
126880PT Kieran 5/12/26
125981PT A. S. 2/21/26
124270PT A. S. 10/28/25
123435PT A. S. 10/15/25
121046PT Matt Reilly 9/27/25
111500PT A. S. 3/14/25
109968PT A. S. 9/01/24
108367PT A. S. 6/27/24
107979PT Brett Weisbrot 5/23/24
104761PT Ken Reager 2/13/24
103613PT Ken Reager 1/08/24
101592PT Ken Reager 10/27/23
78891PT Staff 4/19/22
74095PT Adam Garstka 9/22/21
68561PT Adam Garstka 3/13/21
61022PT Staff 6/23/20
29824PT Adam Garstka 4/12/19
4460PT Ben Bunton 11/12/14
3927PT Ben Bunton 10/03/14
1313PT Ben Bunton 8/19/14
PV99342 Ben Bunton 7/15/14
PV98411 Ben Bunton 6/18/14
PV96003 Ben Bunton 2/18/14
PV94401 Jim Sadler 10/07/13
PV90398 Ben Bunton 7/03/13
PV89563 Ben Bunton 5/24/13
PV89070 Ben Bunton 5/03/13
PV89027 Ben Bunton 4/12/13
PV85755 Ben Bunton 10/05/12
PV80567 Ben Bunton 8/02/12
PV78298 Ben Bunton 6/12/12
PV76486 Ben Bunton 3/26/12
PV74495 Ben Bunton 1/09/12
PV73707 Ben Bunton 8/28/11
PV71773 Ben Bunton 8/26/11
PV70871 Ben Bunton 5/19/11
PV66917 Ben Bunton 2/02/11
PV63344 Ben Bunton 10/21/10
PV60127 Ben Bunton 3/10/10
PV43989 Ben Bunton 5/29/08
PV35883 Ben Bunton 11/14/07
PV32733 Ben Bunton 7/12/07
PV29898 Ben Bunton 3/09/07
PV17708 Ben Bunton 2/27/06
PV13260 Ben Bunton 12/21/05
126880PTPermanent

Permanent Trailer originally debuted in mid-1980s as embossed TP10001 to about TP 25000. Series PT00000 issued throughout the 1990s then to PV prefix, low PV10001. PV prefix continued until 2007 when plates changed from embossed to flat between PV36000 and PV39000. Series continued with flat plates until PV prefix exhausted in 2014, then moved to PT suffix beginning at 1001PT.

At one time prefix TP was only available to fleets with 7 or more trailers but since 1997 this type available for any number of trailers.