www.euro-sign.com/license_plates.htm
Not sure if this has been posted before, but for those detail oriented folks you can buy new retro German license tags, with custom lettering/numbers from the above link.
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www.euro-sign.com/license_plates.htm
Not sure if this has been posted before, but for those detail oriented folks you can buy new retro German license tags, with custom lettering/numbers from the above link.
Not sure if this has been posted before, but for those detail oriented folks you can buy new retro German license tags, with custom lettering/numbers from the above link.
Mr Kirzinger, do You Speak Germany o Hungaryan ? I am from Linz -Austria, end from Budapest , i have 1 356 Speedster, aber i am no speak Englisch. Thanks Mayer Peter 11 februar 2003
On AOL there is a translation feature wherein you can cut and paste a phrase or message into on box, pick how you want it to be translated, push a button and you get a basic translation. I've been using it when I shop Germany's eBay.
Trouble is I have entered some of GB's techno-babble and it still comes out Geek, I mean Greek.
MM
Trouble is I have entered some of GB's techno-babble and it still comes out Geek, I mean Greek.
MM
Peter,
I live in the States and unfortunately do not speak German. Three of my grandparents were from Germany though. "Windhund" is of course German for greyhound, it was also the nickname the Porsche engineers gave the first 356 prototype that came down the Stuttgart assembly line (it belonged to Dr. Porsche), it is also what is on my North Carolina DMV license tag, too.
I live in the States and unfortunately do not speak German. Three of my grandparents were from Germany though. "Windhund" is of course German for greyhound, it was also the nickname the Porsche engineers gave the first 356 prototype that came down the Stuttgart assembly line (it belonged to Dr. Porsche), it is also what is on my North Carolina DMV license tag, too.