[soarhigh]

What's good guys, I wanna put my europlate on the rear of my car and then put my provincial plate over top of it. I've seen it on a few cars but not sure how people attach their state plate overtop. Has anyone done this or any suggestions ? Thanksss

[Douche]

Originally Posted by soarhigh

What's good guys, I wanna put my europlate on the rear of my car and then put my provincial plate over top of it. I've seen it on a few cars but not sure how people attach their state plate overtop. Has anyone done this or any suggestions ? Thanksss

Which province?

I had this setup until last week.
I got pulled over for it, and removed it. Manitoba.

[soarhigh]

Originally Posted by Douche

Which province?

I had this setup until last week.
I got pulled over for it, and removed it. Manitoba.

Wow no way man, shit eh. British Columbia. I tried searching online for a law regarding but couldn't find any

[Douche]

Originally Posted by soarhigh

Wow no way man, shit eh. British Columbia. I tried searching online for a law regarding but couldn't find any

Me neither. There's no law.
It goes by interpretation. I was never pulled over before. He pulled me over and was really nice about it, but said it could be a 200 dollar fine because it looked like a real plate (and it is, just not a legal one).

I just took it off the same day, it was just decorative. It said CANADA. I wasn't going to go proving there's no law or something like that.

My rear licence plate has a frame. So I just placed the euro plate between the 4 screws, the rear frame and the top frame with the provincial plate. When you tighten the screws it stays snug. No problems with that.

I travel a lot, provinces, states, bla bla, never pulled over. Then coming to work one morning an undercover pulled me. I wouldn't do that if I were you (obviously).

But if you want to buy a German plate that says CA NA DA let me know.

[soarhigh]

Originally Posted by Douche

Me neither. There's no law.
It goes by interpretation. I was never pulled over before. He pulled me over and was really nice about it, but said it could be a 200 dollar fine because it looked like a real plate (and it is, just not a legal one).

I just took it off the same day, it was just decorative. It said CANADA. I wasn't going to go proving there's no law or something like that.

My rear licence plate has a frame. So I just placed the euro plate between the 4 screws, the rear frame and the top frame with the provincial plate. When you tighten the screws it stays snug. No problems with that.

I travel a lot, provinces, states, bla bla, never pulled over. Then coming to work one morning an undercover pulled me. I wouldn't do that if I were you (obviously).

But if you want to buy a German plate that says CA NA DA let me know.

Ahh I see, I guess it depends on the cop, Ima get a frame then and try it for a bit. Only thing that sucks is there like this metal bracket that's rusted on the back so I'll have to figure something out .Thanks for the input. Aha my euro plate is from when I lived in Italy before moving here so I kept it as a memory and feel like trying it here. Anyways thx and cheers