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Mr.Jesus
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Which country has this kind of numberplate?

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Jan 14 2011 5:51PM
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Blake.P
Posts: 9894 - Karma: 3,585
Ive never heard or number plates. If you are talking about license plates, I have no idea
Jan 14 2011 6:44PM
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PowSkierCO
Posts: 760 - Karma: 11
Europe.
Jan 14 2011 6:59PM
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SneakyTurtle
Posts: 228 - Karma: 30
I hope you aren't serious.
Jan 14 2011 7:41PM
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charmander
Posts: 10636 - Karma: 370
pretty sure that is a european plate holmes...
Jan 14 2011 7:44PM
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D1X
Posts: 402 - Karma: 16
European maybe but it's not a country in the EU
Jan 14 2011 7:46PM
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Turner.
Posts: 1987 - Karma: 11,892
http://helpdesk.rootsweb.com/codes/codes2.html

5th one down maybe?
Jan 14 2011 7:51PM
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Sno.
Posts: 12155 - Karma: 6,152
http://www.ecvv.com/product/2033316.html
Jan 14 2011 7:55PM
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iFlip
Posts: 4543 - Karma: 19,132
This license plate shows that the car is registered somewhere in Europe. However, note which side of the car the steering wheel is on. Most European countries have the steering wheel on the other side of the car, as they drive on the other side of the road. I believe there are maybe a few exceptions to this - do a little research. The other possibility it that the car was imported from the US. Or, possibly, Bugattis only come configured this way.
Jan 14 2011 8:32PM
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maximiliaan
Posts: 7711 - Karma: 2,857
germany?
Jan 14 2011 8:35PM
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D1X
Posts: 402 - Karma: 16
Loled. Fairly sure the UK is the only place in Europe to drive on the left
Jan 14 2011 8:39PM
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maximiliaan
Posts: 7711 - Karma: 2,857
hahaha you fucking kidding me?
Jan 14 2011 8:39PM
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iFlip
Posts: 4543 - Karma: 19,132
Hmm, looks like I was wrong. I've never driven in Europe. Sorry for false information - unintentional. Hopefully someone can figure this out for you.
Jan 14 2011 8:48PM
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MEGAZORD
Posts: 4531 - Karma: -7
North Korea.
Jan 14 2011 8:51PM
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RLizzard
Posts: 101 - Karma: 10
middle east of ohio
Jan 14 2011 9:19PM
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Sno.
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lawlz
Jan 14 2011 9:31PM
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RLizzard
Posts: 101 - Karma: 10
ah yes the G...middle eastern Georgia then.
Jan 15 2011 11:28AM
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Elg
Posts: 2998 - Karma: 3,880
not german, read this

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_registration_plates_of_Germany

and check the 3rd picture on the right side, the letter combo NS is banned from all licence plates in germany!
Jan 15 2011 12:52PM
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Elg
Posts: 2998 - Karma: 3,880
and i'm pretty sure every country has their own specific letter/number combination they use, its not the same for every country. And the countries in the European Union has a blue rectangle on the left of the plate with a letter in it, and a ring of yellow stars.
Jan 15 2011 12:55PM
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charmander
Posts: 10636 - Karma: 370
national socialist

NS
Jan 15 2011 2:09PM
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iSmokeweed
Posts: 4793 - Karma: 1,370
its soviet russian.
Jan 15 2011 2:17PM
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fujarome
Posts: 8630 - Karma: 1,561
except germany isn't called germany. It's called deutschland, and their plates have a D.

it is confusing though...looks like a euro style plate, but then it has the smaller numbers/letters on the far right.

Must be some sort of eastern european or something.
Jan 15 2011 3:07PM
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