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Join Date: May 2009
Location: Atlanta, GA
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Euro plate on US Spec 944 NA
It seems as though a european spec plate will not fit due to the limited space for a license plate due to the black rubber bumper guards.
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Location: Barrie, Ontario Canada
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are you planning on driving to europe?
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I have heard before that you can get Euro style plates for these cars (sort of like getting a vintage plate).
As far as your options, either remove the bumper pads, or get a Euro replica bumper... I would just remove the pads and grind off the mounting tabs...
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On the euro cars, the plate goes between the tail lights. It does not mount to the bumper.
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I think he means in the front...??
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Sorry - should have been more clear - this is for the FRONT of the car
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Don't think there is enough room. Why ?
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ANCOSTA if you click on ernie 9944 and go to some old treads you'll see a solution to your proplemes ,take a look at what I did to the front pumper of my ex 944 ,you will have ample spaces to fitt the euro-plate without doing a (hack job) to your front bumper. Any advices needed just contact me. Now owne a 968 with all the goodies.********
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