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thanks for the explanation.
IMO, customized/fan boy euro plates are sorta lame.
My car was an original Euro Delivery car, but my relatives briefly lived in a city in the NRW region, thus getting Krefeld plates.
My car originally had the non-EU plates, but my aunt and uncle wanted to keep them, so I got the newer style with the same plate #.
They are legit "euro plates" but as someone mentioned they're US Forces plates. FWIW I have some pretty extensive knowledge about this as I was an MP over there.
To clarify a few things (for shits and giggles)... Military members are no longer issued USA euro plates such as the style I have in those pictures (they also had long USA plates too). These plates are given to military members when shipping a car back from europe. If you look at older pics of my car I have long DE plates. In Europe there are small plates as well, but they're actually larger than the plate I have in the pictures, and larger than us style plates.
I was legal to drive on those plates because I was given a us forces vehicle registration, as long as it didn't expire, and I followed the state law of registering my vehicle within a certain period of moving I was good. I never had trouble with the police, which I was some what expecting.
And just to be an asshole, I never once saw any German with an American plate on their car (even if it was American made)....
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