License plate without vehicle
21.07.2018
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Manhattan (NYC), close to Union Square
Why and how: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Comments (4)
I suppose it had an US plate at the back?
BimmerDude 2018-12-10 22:58:59 | #2
Giving that it is a US-Spec car and it is too old to be imported to the USA, it's definitely just a license plate for decoration, not belonging to the vehicle.
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Alexey99 2018-12-11 01:50:14 | #3
BimmerDude (2018-12-10 22:58:59)BimmerDude
Giving that it is a US-Spec car and it is too old to be imported to the USA, it's definitely just a license plate for decoration, not belonging to the vehicle.
Giving that it is a US-Spec car and it is too old to be imported to the USA, it's definitely just a license plate for decoration, not belonging to the vehicle.
Oh yeah, for sure. I think this one did have a US plate at the back. I don't know why the model and make of the car was removed, but it is clearly for decoration. I've seen a couple of them in New York.
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BimmerDude 2018-12-11 11:14:38 | #4
Alexey99 (2018-12-11 01:50:14)Alexey99
I don't know why the model and make of the car was removed, but it is clearly for decoration. I've seen a couple of them in New York.
I don't know why the model and make of the car was removed, but it is clearly for decoration. I've seen a couple of them in New York.
If the plate is not legally registered to the vehicle it is on, it should be uploaded as a "License plate without vehicle", not the brand and model of the car.
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