Euro plate frame question
#16
I think the fact it has two sets of differing numbers, even though one is an EU tag is going to garner a lot of attention you don't want, I could be wrong see what the other members think.
#17
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Makes sense. On the other hand, there seems to be a good number of people who run Euro plate in the front. I'm interested in what they have to say.
#19
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I am getting the real expired Euro plate from my German friend. I am not planning to paint my own number on it. Either way, I don't think running an Euro plate in front in state of New Jersey is legal. Nor is not running the front plate.
#22
Race Car
Congrats on the Boxster, looks great!
There are a few good options to eliminate the front plate and still get through the yearly inspection.
Bumperplugs makes plugs that will fill the bumper hole with plugs that are painted body color. They look good and paint match is excellent.
To reinstall the plate during inspection time you can go with something like this which threads into your front tow hook opening. https://www.rennline.com/newssection.asp?dept=1121
There are a few good options to eliminate the front plate and still get through the yearly inspection.
Bumperplugs makes plugs that will fill the bumper hole with plugs that are painted body color. They look good and paint match is excellent.
To reinstall the plate during inspection time you can go with something like this which threads into your front tow hook opening. https://www.rennline.com/newssection.asp?dept=1121
#23
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I put bumperplugs on my x3 and they look much better than any front plate IMO. Paint match is perfect. Try www.bumperplugs.com. Any issues speak directly with Eric who owns the company.
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