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antenn 2017-10-29 01:32:47 | #2
astonkas (2017-10-28 22:40:05)astonkas
LP89. why do you put tag "résa" in many of your photos? It's necessary only when the license plate shows the make, model, chassis number or similar of the spotted car.
LP89. why do you put tag "résa" in many of your photos? It's necessary only when the license plate shows the make, model, chassis number or similar of the spotted car.
Isn't this a translation mistake? It's been a few year since I regularly visited FDPI, but I think "résa" can mean all custom plates, not just the ones standing for brand/model
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astonkas 2017-10-29 22:44:54 | #4
antenn (2017-10-29 01:32:47)antenn
astonkas
LP89. why do you put tag "résa" in many of your photos? It's necessary only when the license plate shows the make, model, chassis number or similar of the spotted car.
Isn't this a translation mistake? It's been a few year since I regularly visited FDPI, but I think "résa" can mean all custom plates, not just the ones standing for brand/model
astonkas
LP89. why do you put tag "résa" in many of your photos? It's necessary only when the license plate shows the make, model, chassis number or similar of the spotted car.
Isn't this a translation mistake? It's been a few year since I regularly visited FDPI, but I think "résa" can mean all custom plates, not just the ones standing for brand/model
Here on Platesmania this tag is used only for what I mentioned above.
LP89
astonkas
LP89. why do you put tag "résa" in many of your photos? It's necessary only when the license plate shows the make, model, chassis number or similar of the spotted car.
I'm sorry for the desagrement ..
astonkas
LP89. why do you put tag "résa" in many of your photos? It's necessary only when the license plate shows the make, model, chassis number or similar of the spotted car.
I'm sorry for the desagrement ..
No problem!
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