| TheDonPerignon | 07-31-2003 11:07 PM |
Custom foreign plates = Rice?
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What do you guys think? Seeing as you can only run one on the front of your car...
some visual aids
[IMG]http://www.eurosportdaytona.com/PlateArt/eec.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://www.eurosportdaytona.com/PlateArt/auth.jpg[/IMG]
P.S. I really doubt id buy a japanese plate i just put it up there for the sake of the poll
some visual aids
[IMG]http://www.eurosportdaytona.com/PlateArt/eec.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://www.eurosportdaytona.com/PlateArt/auth.jpg[/IMG]
P.S. I really doubt id buy a japanese plate i just put it up there for the sake of the poll
| SubaruRules | 08-01-2003 12:13 AM |
I would not buy any of them.
But I would put his one, of course different letters and numbers.
[IMG]http://www.pl8s.com/k/img-kaza.jpg[/IMG] :banana:
But I would put his one, of course different letters and numbers.
[IMG]http://www.pl8s.com/k/img-kaza.jpg[/IMG] :banana:
| infin|ty | 08-01-2003 12:25 AM |
You can use Euro and Japanese plates in US legally? :confused:
| liigod | 08-01-2003 12:45 AM |
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by infin|ty [/i]
[B]You can use Euro and Japanese plates in US legally? :confused: [/B][/QUOTE]
no, once again, we have no rights
[B]You can use Euro and Japanese plates in US legally? :confused: [/B][/QUOTE]
no, once again, we have no rights
| JewPac42 | 08-01-2003 12:50 AM |
Not rice, but I wouldnt do it.
| Pakin | 08-01-2003 01:52 AM |
Every time I go back to HK, I love how those orange plates look on cars. Way better than what we have. For those who don't know what they look like, they look exactly like UK plates (UK controlled HK until 97).
However I do think it's in a way it's "rice". We're not in the UK, or Japan. It serves no purpose for someone to put on foriegn plates (unless they take thier car overseas which is less likely), so it's basically show. I see show cars doing the same thing (adds more rice).
-paK +1
However I do think it's in a way it's "rice". We're not in the UK, or Japan. It serves no purpose for someone to put on foriegn plates (unless they take thier car overseas which is less likely), so it's basically show. I see show cars doing the same thing (adds more rice).
-paK +1
| Soon2bSubbieowner | 08-01-2003 07:22 AM |
Ill let the VW boys keep there little euro license plate thing.
| PPower | 08-01-2003 07:35 AM |
I think "rice" is partially trying to be something you aren't. That doesn't fully encompass the word, but it's part of it. That covers Honda stickers on a Hyundai to foreign license plates. There is no improvement to looks because most people would want to get rid of the plates all together if it were a style/appearance issue. rice=poser
| Turbo X | 08-01-2003 07:59 AM |
Unless the JDM or EDM plates have nice number or cool reference to the subie; otherwise I really think that the plate serve no purpose. I prefer the plateless clean look to my front (although it aren't legal around here.) and I don't like two different kinds of plate mounted on, front and back. Just my opinion.
| reynolca | 08-01-2003 08:35 AM |
If your car is purchased in another country, licensed in another country, and then imported I think it is OK to keep the original plate on the front.
Otherwise it is rice.
Otherwise it is rice.
| Jaxx | 08-01-2003 02:43 PM |
JPS
just plain stupid
just plain stupid
| scoobySTi | 08-01-2003 05:07 PM |
not rice
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I really don't see why all you people seem to think that different styles of plates would be "rice". Supposing they were legal, they would simply be another type of visual modification, such as spoilers, body kits, paint jobs, decals, etc. Also, seeing as how they are FAR less imposing (IMO) than the gigantic, oddly shaped US license plates, I would almost actually consider them the opposite idea of the excessivities of "rice". I happen to think that they look much better than US plates (even though you might not) and are less domineering over the shape of the vehicle that the designers intended.
But, as always, this is IMHO, so no flaming, please.
:banana:
But, as always, this is IMHO, so no flaming, please.
:banana:
| SubaruRules | 08-01-2003 05:21 PM |
scoobySTi I agree with you.
I want a plate from my country:banana:
I want a plate from my country:banana:
| blueribbon | 08-01-2003 05:30 PM |
[URL=http://www.hungrymonster.com/FoodFacts/Food_Facts.cfm?Phrase_vch=Rice&fid=5911]Click here for rice[/URL]
Mike
Mike
| Julian | 08-01-2003 05:52 PM |
rice = automotive fashion. Since no non-US plate is legal to run in the US, any non-US plate is on the car for looks, not function. Whether that equates to rice is up to you to decide. But there are no practical reasons to run non-US plates.
And no one has cars they run here and abroad, aside from Mexico and Canadia, so the "purchased, licensed, imported" argument doesn't fly either.
And no one has cars they run here and abroad, aside from Mexico and Canadia, so the "purchased, licensed, imported" argument doesn't fly either.
| MAD REX | 08-01-2003 06:01 PM |
rice!
| dookiebob | 08-01-2003 06:08 PM |
You can put these types of plates on states that do not require front license plates, like Pennsylvania :D
That said, this is
[SIZE=4]RICE![/SIZE]
-Bob
That said, this is
[SIZE=4]RICE![/SIZE]
-Bob
| N'CTRL | 08-01-2003 06:12 PM |
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Soon2bSubbieowner [/i]
[B]Ill let the VW boys keep there little euro license plate thing. [/B][/QUOTE]
[B]Ill let the VW boys keep there little euro license plate thing. [/B][/QUOTE]
| beobe99 | 08-01-2003 09:03 PM |
I think unlesss you are from the country that the plate is from, or you had your car shipped from the county the plate is from then its fine..other then that they look cool, but you would be posing.
| TheDonPerignon | 08-01-2003 11:35 PM |
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by beobe99 [/i]
[B]I think unlesss you are from the country that the plate is from, or you had your car shipped from the county the plate is from then its fine..other then that they look cool, but you would be posing. [/B][/QUOTE]
what if you speak the language?
hmmm
[B]I think unlesss you are from the country that the plate is from, or you had your car shipped from the county the plate is from then its fine..other then that they look cool, but you would be posing. [/B][/QUOTE]
what if you speak the language?
hmmm
| Flowmastered87GL | 08-02-2003 02:43 AM |
So do people in Japan put American plates on the front of their cars?? :huh: I could just see some Japanese guy with a Buick and a California plate on the front :lol:
| gtguy | 08-02-2003 11:22 AM |
Team Uncle Bens.
Kevin
Kevin
| Brad Nely | 08-02-2003 03:04 PM |
Euro look with regular plate
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Try putting your regular plate BELOW the mounting points with the top 1-3/4" bent so you can screw it into the underside if the grey plastic bar below the mounting points.
It makes the plate look more european shaped.
[IMG]http://www.photo.net/photodb/image-display?photo_id=1656081&size=md[/IMG]
It makes the plate look more european shaped.
[IMG]http://www.photo.net/photodb/image-display?photo_id=1656081&size=md[/IMG]
| TheDonPerignon | 08-02-2003 03:16 PM |
thats a good idea...
p.s. youre not leaving those wrb pieces unpainted are you?
p.s. youre not leaving those wrb pieces unpainted are you?
| enewtabie | 08-02-2003 03:49 PM |
I say do what you want.Some people here think that anybody that doesnt have a subaru with rota wheels and the requisite sti parts is rice.:rolleyes: but yet they still put eyelids,clear sidemarkers,carbon fiber sidemarkers,etc on their carts.If your trying to please people and not yourself,you might as well sell the car now.
| scoobySTi | 08-02-2003 07:21 PM |
thank you
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[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by SuBaRuRuLeS [/i]
[B]scoobySTi I agree with you.
I want a plate from my country:banana: [/B][/QUOTE]
At least one of you peoples has some sense.
j/k j/k j/k
;)
btw, I think that bent license plate thing is a good idea. Is it legal though?
[B]scoobySTi I agree with you.
I want a plate from my country:banana: [/B][/QUOTE]
At least one of you peoples has some sense.
j/k j/k j/k
;)
btw, I think that bent license plate thing is a good idea. Is it legal though?
| Smelli Bugatti | 08-03-2003 10:16 AM |
I think they are kinda neat and some of the cars look much better with the euro plate. I would like to have one but here in NY we need all kinds of stickers, taxes, and plates and cant do anything different or innovative without police harassment.
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