dime1622

Sweet. Arizona doesn't have front plates like iowa does, so when I switch over, I'll get front plates to match my new Arizona custom plates I'm going to get. So it'd be like this, honoring the town of Mannheim where I lived last summer:

95Juan

i ALWAYS get asked by security guards, police, etc if I was in the army or something and i brought the car back with me when i finished my service.

i'm like "uhhhh................no"




i've got a front plate that doesnt match my rear plate, and sac is especialy hard on the street-racer, ricer, modded, enthusiast community.

i'm going to get one with my rear plate or with 95JUAN

Andial951

It looks good in track photos too....IMO

pozican

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That honda is keeping up with you?

Andial951

No!! I just finished passing him on the previous straight

pozican

phew, scared me there for a second!

Very few 37 rwtq cars can keep up with a 951


Very nice pic.

Looks like I'll be paying $45 for a euro plate... Now the debate becomes what name to use!

I was thinking
S AG 951
But the spacing looks a little funny, so maybe:
S AG 944T
But I think that just makes people think the 951 is closely related to the 944, and I don't consider that true


Am I just being stupid here?

reno808

i got mine for free when i went to Germany.

Olli Snellman

Those are German plates; there is not such a thing like Euro plates. All EU countries does not have same size plates. Most Eu countries have that blue EU "flag", but size might be different. For example here in Finland plates are a little bit shorter. Also the height is not the same.