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Bondo and duplicolor paint. Done. And instead of having two plates, why don't you make your euro plate the same number as your real plate? Once a cop realizes that they are the same, he might be more forgiving.

 

Yeah, a girl in the TT section thought that, but a cop had differnt ideas about it

 

Any way but stock plate is a gamble. I still haven't gotten a ticket yet. (knock on wood)

 

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is that some sort of biohazard suit?

 

flame suit. good to 1000*+

 

I stuck a euro plate where the front plate is supposed to go. My euro plate has the same letter/number combo as my CA plate.

 

the law is exactly the same in California. The plate MUST be mounted on the front bumper. When i used to drive my honda back in the day I did the front window and I always got ticketed for it, why, because as the law states it was not securely mounted to the front bumper.

I got my Audi in May and since then i've had a euro plate on it and I've not been pulled over. Not to say i wont one day, but for now they dont seem to care. if they want a reason to pull me over i've got a nice one right there for them.

Also remember, not having an attitude with the cops like the people in these forums will save you alot of hassell.

 

ok I herd that if you didnt have a place for it in the front then you didnt have to have one.... anyone else ever herd this before because i live in Ohio and all of my moms cars and my audi have never had a front plate because there was no place for it and havent gotten in trouble yet (knock on wood)

 

I never heard that one. But i have seen about 80-90% of the corvettes w/o a front plate. I think it basically comes down to if the cop isa dick or not.