Euro Front Plates???? Have Some Questions...

[SDSUe36]

My friend put a Euro front plate on his Jetta (has a few mods) and I think it looks awesome, almost as if the car was designed with it, so I'm thinking about getting one for my 325is. Any one here have front Euro plates??? Where can I get the license plate trim that will fit a euro plate???

[voca]

there are some people here with a euro front plate on a US car.

you can get them from, they also sell the holder...
http://germanstuff4you.com

['89 635 csi]

Direct from Munich!
Came with the frame!

[uber e36]

www.bimmian.com also sells them

[spieluhr]

jllphan has a cool one, look up his sig and you can see it.

[Slvr e39]

I have one! Best looking plate ever, like it better then full plate delete...I custom fit my plate one the front. Usually is kinda sticks out too the side, but when I got the sport m5/540i trim without the chrome it came with a front plate delete. So I put screws through the front plate delete so it wrapps around my bumper. Looks soo clean...

[97alpineM3]

Are these legal in state that dont require a front license plate???

Les

[Cruzin 323is]

Originally posted by 97alpineM3@Jan 24 2005, 07:40 PM
Are these legal in state that dont require a front license plate???

Les

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thats a good question...

[Slvr e39]

I live in Ca, where it is required to have a front plate. A cop actually examined my car and told me it is legal because I have my plate # on it...

[uber e36]

^^^ I thought about that... getting a euro plate with your real plate # on it...

I don't think it would fly up here, i think you'd still get booked.

[BMWBeauty416]

Originally posted by 97alpineM3@Jan 24 2005, 07:40 PM
Are these legal in state that dont require a front license plate???

Les

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Euro plates on the front are allowed in Oklahoma at least
But OK does not require a front plate.

As for looks, I think if you have or getting the fill for the molding with BMW looks the best, IMO, keeps the lines of the car clean and creates less of a "focus-point" But if your putting it on for looks than I guess you want that to be the main front focus point

~*Teg*~

[jllphan]

Nope, not leagal in states that require two plates. You could probably still do both (I've seen them mounted tucked in the lower section of the M3 front spoiler).

And I didn't really like the frame. I threw it way, and just used the oem molded area and scewed the plate right in. Looks much cleaner. Got the idea after lookin at a bunch of e36's in Germany.

[Furious]

bah i just throw mine in the front window.