My new addition to the P-Car.. Check it out
 

Well here's the latest addition to the P-Car

I know you non-US people won't appreciate it but I got a plate and holder from a porsche dealer in germany through E-Bay

I think it adds something to the 944. Of course, now I can't get the big lights in the center , but oh well.

nevermind the expired Calif plates ( feb 2003 ) :D

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1073087265.jpg


Don

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1984/85 944na
Gold exterior / Black interior
Los Angeles / San Diego
Lookin for ideas etc...
http://www.carquip.com/parts/graphix/944.jpg

Here is the actual auction
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&category=50451&item=24 46789209

Don

I used to have european plate in the front of my 924 before it went CRUNCH.

I like it.

i have to agree, it looks like a natural fit to the car. of course, i have been to germany three times so i am kinda impartial.

Wouldn't you get hassled about having an invalid plate on the car?
I don't know what the laws are in the U.S., but you can't do that here in Canada. =(

they usually don't say too much, as long as the required plate is clearly visible

Well, stoooopid me didn't think of the license plate lights.

I guess I'll have to rig something or get pulled over at night all the time.

The calif plate is down on the bumper s I doubt that there is sufficient light on the plate to satisfy johhny law.

hmmmmm.

Don

any suggestions ????

:(

there are some frames available with lighting built-in for just your purpose. and of course I don't have a link handy at the moment. I'll see if I can find it in the a.m., but someone'll probably beat me to it

Why don't you puut the CA plate over the european plate... it will make it look like a grey market import. Just a thought.

I've heard the term before, but what exactly is a "grey market import"?...just curious

a "grey market" car is a car not made for the US market that was brought to the US (not imported) by an individual and subsequently licensed

Thanx....I always wondered what that meant

herzlich wilkommen