QUOTE('73-914kid @ Jan 26 2012, 07:33 AM)
The car looks great Dave! Looks clean enough to eat off of.. and then some.
Out of curiosity, how do you get away with having the Euro plate in the bumper, and the cali plate in the window? If I tried that in Pomona, I'd get a HUGE ticket I'm sure... Is there a law that allows that?
He puts the CA blue plate in the back window behind the pass. headrest I assume, which I had to do when my 73 2L got whacked back in 85, & both the CHP & DMV said that was okay back then - & I doubt it's different now -
technically speaking.
However, Dave drives his 6 sparingly (so far), and yours is your DD as I recall, so you may not want to test the Pomona PD nor CalPoly CPS on their knowledge of that technical legal matter!
I've seen others swap to such German & other special plates at car shows, then swap back to drive home, including some using MY matching older but not assigned CA yellow & black plates to 30's-50's & 60's classic cars of all types - i.e.: they bought repro or actual period correct plates for their cars to show, but those aren't registered to the car itself.
There is a Cal DMV process to reassign a currently unused/unassigned/unregistered set of period correct plates to a classic car, but IIRC it's only good for 69 & older cars (registration year new - not MY). I put that info/links in a Cal DMV info thread on here awhile ago in the Garage forum.