Covering license plates...WHY
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Gingerman (11-26-2019)
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Awesome! Thanks, dak911! Now I'm just going to print up a reproduction of your plate, put it on my dark colored 99' 996, and blast down the toll roads without paying at about 150mph. You'll get a chuckle out of me in my Nixon mask as I fly by the cameras. The citations will be in your mailbox in about two weeks.
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I remember reading an article explaining why you should block the plates and it made sense when I read it. Being and old geezer, I can't remember what it said or where I read it. So I have that going for me.
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808Bill (11-28-2019)
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It's a e28 M5. It broke 300,000 miles on the way to Monterey car week a few years ago and is still going strong . Here are a few pics and the "88 M5" in my sig is a clickable link that has a nice shot of the front.
This was taken at the Legends of the Autobahn show, Monterey 2011
S38 straight six
This was taken on the paddock of the Porsche/BMW corral at Laguna Seca in 2013.
This was taken at the Legends of the Autobahn show, Monterey 2011
S38 straight six
This was taken on the paddock of the Porsche/BMW corral at Laguna Seca in 2013.
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Kodiak535 (11-25-2019)
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As a LONG time member of BMWCCA (12660) I can tell you that those were FANTASTIC cars in the day, and it's nice to see that you have kept yours in that condition....(last of the really great BIMMERS)
Daniel
Daniel
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