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Half Space added to Plate Builder!
After hearing many customers asking about our Ready-to-Ship German plates and how they can get the smaller space on their customized plate, we have added a new feature to our plate builder. Now when you are customizing your European License plate you can hit the “Half Space” button to add a smaller space. This is a popular tool for making more authentic German license plates and European license plates. This will also allow more room for customization when using spaces as the half space takes up less room. Here’s a great example of how this “Half Space” can benefit you: Check out how others have used the new “Half…
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3M Dual Lock Is Available!
By popular request, we have added a 3M Dual Lock kit to allow you to mount your European license plate without drilling or using screws. We have been testing it for months and can honestly say it is rock solid. We currently offer it in clear so that you can mount your plate and remove it and it is difficult to see the Dual Lock on your bumper. Get a couple of kits – one for your US plate and one for your Euro plate and then you can swap them out if you need ;). Each kit has 5 squares about an inch in size. There are 2 pieces…
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Alternate Ways of Attaching a Custom European Plate and Frame
We’ve discovered recently that some people often are deterred from buying European Plates for their car because of the likelihood that they will have to drill holes into their bumper in order to attach it. Some customers that own European cars in the US already have a US license plate on their car, if this is the case the only thing needed to do to install a European Plate is to put the universal frame on the existing screws. However, some European car owners do not have holes in their bumper and do not want having a European plate make them change this detail. We have invested some time to…
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What is the meaning of the German number plate format?
The present German number plate format, used since 1994, uses black print on a white background and first provides information about the country where the car is registered, in the form of a D (for Deutschland) on the blue strip on the left, like many European Union number plates. After that, there are between one and three letters which show the city or region where the car is registered. DD stands for Dresden, D for Düsseldorf and MST for Mecklenburg-Strelitz, for example. These units usually coincide with the German districts, in few cases an urban district and the surrounding district share the same letter code. Hanseatic cities may have an…
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Custom Text Ideas
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 Follow us on Twitter, Facebook and MySpace http://twitter.com/europlates http://www.facebook.com/european.license.plates http://home.myspace.com/europeanlicenseplates


