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Posted by Mr Nutso on June 25, 2000 at 20:16:13:

In Reply to: Question- Is the car licensed in Germany? (more) posted by Comly on June 25, 2000 at 20:14:04:

(posted from: 3cust12.tnt20.lax3.da.uu.net (63.28.122.12))

They are exactly like the real thing.

: You should define "Poseur" for yourself, and then check if a German license plate fits your definition or not.

: I think German plates are cool, but they can't be real plates if the car has never been licensed in Germany.

: -- Jim Comly
: 330xi Siena Red / Sand / AWDSP/PP/CWP/Xenons/CD
: On order for Oct delivery at Spartanburg SC BMW Center

:
: : I personally like how they look and was thinking about purchasing one for my 330ci from Bavarian auto. But I was wondering what you guys thought of them. Do you think German license plates are for posers unless you live in Germany? Last thing I want is someone saying my car is rice becuase it's posing as something it's not. Is it like sticking an ///M badge on a corolla?

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