May 28th, 2010 By:
tnackel
Need some help coming up with your custom text? Here are just a few of our recent orders you can use for inspiration. To check out more recent orders visit http://bit.ly/d1FM4W



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May 25th, 2010 By:
tnackel
These customer were extremely creative with backward plate names for viewing from a rear view mirror. Can you come up with other good backward plate names?


May 19th, 2010 By:
tnackel
German car number plates show the place where the car carrying them is registered. Whenever a person changes their main place of residence in Germany, or buys a new car, they are required to buy new number plates. Number plates can be bought which are valid all year round or between 2 to 11 months within any 12 months. This allows people to change between summer and winter cars, such as a convertible and a sedan/saloon without having the time and money wasted for de- and re-registering. Emission test (front plate) and vehicle safety test (rear plate) stickers are also attached to the plate.

The expiry date can be figured out as following: The year is in the center of the sticker and the number on the uppermost is the month. The black marking on the side makes it easy for the police to see the expiring month from the distance. Imagine a clock, then the marking shows the same position as the face of the clock does. For example the black marking is on the left side, so it is the ninth month (or 9 o’clock) and hence the expiry date is 30th September. The colors are repeated every 6 years. The lower sticker is the official “seal” of registration, indeed, at the beginning of the 20th century plates were authorized with ink and a stamp. Motorcycles carry only the rear plate.

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January 27th, 2009 By:
Euro Plate Blogger
While you were busy fixing up your ride something cool happened, twitter. What is twitter you might ask? Twitter is a free social networking site that allows you to express yourself in 140 characters or less. Users can update their page and read other peoples updates as well. It’s basically a big chat room that gives you lightning fast information and a ton of ammo for water cooler conversations.
So why am I explaining all of this to you? Because WER’RE ON TWITTER NOW FOLKS! That’s right, you can stay up to date with what going on with customeuroplates.com. by following us on twitter. You might also want to take a look at the people that follow us. Most of them will share at least one interest with you…um cars.



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January 14th, 2009 By:
Euro Plate Blogger
Make your ride look authentic with a euro plate and registration seals like this customer did…

EEC German License Plate
Registration Seals
From Ildar:
Dear Sir or Madam,
Last year I ordered one plate from your website for my Mercedes Benz G55. I just noticed that you have a gallery on the website, for I would like to contribute my picture to it. Let me know if I need to send you any additional information.
Best regards,
Ildar Bayazit
January 13th, 2009 By:
Euro Plate Blogger
Another Happy Customer


EEC German License Plate
From Yousef:
I love my Custom European Plate Thanks Alot!
Yousef Arefieg
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January 12th, 2009 By:
Euro Plate Blogger
Special thanks to Kelly Hayden for the pics of her EEC German License Plate.


EEC German License Plate
To get one for yourself visit our webstie at www.customeuropeanplates.com
January 8th, 2009 By:
Euro Plate Blogger


Used EEC German License Plate
From Dan:
I have ordered custom plates (TRBO WGN) from you in the past that went on my Passat Wagon. I was so happy with the quality of these plates that I decided to order a set of used Berlin Plates for my Audi A6 3.2 quattro. Installed them on the car, and these like the TRBO WGN plate look great. Thanks for a great product again.
Thank you,
Dan
Now that’s a nice ride! To get your own set of plates visit our website at www.customeuropeanplates.com
January 7th, 2009 By:
Euro Plate Blogger
December 9th, 2008 By:
Euro Plate Blogger
This past November election time was a historical event that will be remembered throughout history. We woke up, got dressed and took the time to place our vote for the next president of the United States of America. What was different this time around? Well just about eveything. People were ready for change any way they could get it. Regardless of your opinion on who should be leading this great country, the people spoke and we have President Elect Barack Obama. One of our customers is showing their support by putting this plate on their ride:

Funny we haven’t had any orders for a McCain or Palin plate.
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