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Old 03-29-2015, 02:38 PM
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Maxima Germany Plates?

You know how you seen some Audi, VW, or GTI any those Germany cars have custom Germany license plates on their car?

Post any if you got em on Maxima even tho cars are made from Japanese lol
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Old 03-29-2015, 03:15 PM
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I saw one on a Volkswagen but thought it was very stupid since he had two fronts, it's illegal to drive without fronts, and the legit rear.
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Old 03-29-2015, 03:25 PM
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i still have one from one of the last times i was in Germany, i should slap it on for the lulz

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it's illegal to drive without fronts, and the legit rear.
depends on Province, Alberta you only need rear
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Most of those German plates are fakes from ebay.
I think that a German plate on Japanese car will look ridiculous!
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for the lulz, old Danish plate of my families. Euro plate on a Japanese car, your lives are complete

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Old 03-29-2015, 04:47 PM
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i have one on my bimmer but ist a german car, personally i think it looks stupid if the plates are on any think els but a german car.
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I take it none of you guys are in or have been in the military? It's required to get your car plated when stationed in Germany, whether it's a Japanese, German or any other country vehicle. Then when you return to the states you have up to 90 days to get your car registered and tagged at your new duty assignment.

That's probably why you see cars driving with other country tags on them. And some states like Kansas and North Carolina for example only require a rear tag unless you got personalized plates.

I usually left my german tag on the front of my cars when I came back stateside because at the time I thought it was cool. Now that I'm older I keep them as decorations hanging on the wall in my garage.
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