S4iscool

German front plates on TT..rice or no?

Wennch

see my signature....

MichaelTT

having no front license plate is thought to be more 'stealth' that Euro insert...

TTschwing

<ul><li><a href="http://www.autoplates.com/">http://www.autoplates.com/</a</li></ul>

SchnellTT

I have an authentic German plate on the front of my TT, with a German Audi dealer plate frame, which someone on these baords was nice enough to sell to me. I think it looks clean, and anything beats a regular plate up front. I dont see any Honda kids using euro plates, just some cheesy VW's here & there, and the plates always look bad, because they get something stupid like Golf VR6 on them. I had to go with the euro plate, because my TT came with a front license plate bracket on it, so I had holes in the euro plate cover already. I'm happy I went with the euro plate though, reminds me of where my TT should be.

karTT

is the law that you display the number, or that you display it on the correct plate for your state (or both).

JazziTT

I have a feeling I know the answer. I'd be happy just shortening the plate so it didn't hang down so low. I'm sure if it were legal to alter your existing plates or change them we would see them around.

Wennch

or mentioned by the cop then or have I been harrassed since.

Ronzo tells me its a $75 fine now for no front plate here in CT. I have a front plate....just not one from this state ;-)

I also have a Euro plate on the BMW...guess I'm living dangerously...LOL

TTinGables

Rice? No. Spaetzle? Perhaps. :-)

EighTT

I think it's kind of ricey (or is Kraut a better term?). After all, we don't live in Germany.