Euro plate

[Driftracewake 22]

Has anyone got a euro plate they are no longer using or want to sell?

Legit versions only please.

Dan

[BM WORLD 1283]

66635 pretty new

v8 csl , brand new ,not printed yet

Edited March 16, 2014 by Brent HARTGE535i

[Driftracewake 22]

Thanks... But I don't want a personalised one, just a standard issue plate in euro form...

[yng_750 247]

You realise you must lay for them as a personalised plate if you want to change what car a standard plate is on.

Also 66635 is an awesome plate

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[Driftracewake 22]

Yeah I understand how it all works, all euro plates are "special issue" from Personalised plates,

What I should have said was I just want a euro plate that reads like a standard issue plate not a personalised one, IE 3 letters and 1-3 numbers.

Edited March 17, 2014 by Driftracewake

[yng_750 247]

To convert you standard abc123 plate to euri it costs about 450 to be manufacturered by the plates people. If you get one and try to put it on another car you will have to make it personalised at a further cost of like 900.

Pruces may have changed since i last looked into this

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[piiiiij 22]

Three letters then three numbers costs you $659. Upgrading any government issued plate to euro is $399.

I have another plate (for that time in the distant future where I can afford another car) with my three initials then single digit month of birth and double digit year of birth, same as the government issue format. So if you were Barack Hussein Obama II, born 4th August 1961, get BHO861. Obviously that's only going to work if you're born before October and your name starts with J or beyond now..

Get a plate like this with a bit of meaning to you that looks completely normal to everyone else!

EDIT: and if you buy a new one get a frame for it too, something like $30 extra. Screw the frame to the car and keep the plates in perfect condition. Makes it real easy to swap around with other plates too..

Edited March 18, 2014 by OOM500

[_ethrty-Andy_ 2132]

i think Antil33t got his govt plate on E30 done to wide euro style, now has it on a different E34

[antil33t 90]

Yes, he did,

If you pay the $399, you can keep it forever, and put it on anything for the cost of new plates, it was probably $15 bucks at the time, but that was ALL for the car it came off (giving it a new set of plates)

Except it costs $200 to put it back to Classic Style. My Reg# is WW3666. I thought it was cool at the time.

Edited April 1, 2014 by antil33t

[MLee 35]

http://www.plates.co.nz/prices/

Possibly $299 now? If so, its almost worth it.

[antil33t 90]

Nah, Euro plates are $399. You can upgrade your stock plate to something stupid like red for slightly less!

[MLee 35]

Oh yeap, cheers. I obviously didn't go far enough.

Back to being just that little bit too expensive to justify.

[antil33t 90]

I got mine for a Christmas gift from all of the family members haha.

Depends if your rego number is semi cool or not.

[MLee 35]

That's the way to do it.

They do look infinitely better than standard plates.