The newest design in Euro-Plates, now available in yellow!
Fascinated by British culture? Enamored with the history of London? Daydream about Sunday drives in the British countryside? The Great Britain EEC Plate will give your vehicle a touch of the Old World with a new twist – these are the newest plates in circulation, direct from Great Britain.
EEC stands for European Economic Community, in case anyone asks. Each plate is a standard 21” tag, constructed of authentic .032 aluminum bearing a combination of nine numbers, letters and symbols; these are replicas of actual European-issue plates. The blue section on the left-hand side represents the flag of Europe—12 gold stars arranged in a circle atop an abbreviation for the country of residency in white (i.e. “D” for Deutschland). The next letter stands for the city of registration, followed by a hyphen, two letters, and three to four numbers. (Rumor has it; combinations for European license plates will run out between 2008 and 2010. Look for a new system—making these collectors items—not too far in the future!)
The EEC Plate is available with a reflective white background. Depending on your preference, the plate displays up to 10 randomly selected characters or you can choose them.
If you love the look of British vehicles, but can’t bring yourself to leave the States, get a Great Britain EEC plate. It adds a classy, European element to any vehicle.
Each plate has black embossed letters on a white reflective background.
You can get your EEC plates in the following choices:
Custom
Your choice of up to ten (10) letters, numbers, characters, and spaces like the plate above.
Note: The letters A M Q W count as 2 spaces.
Allow 2 weeks for delivery on custom plates.
Random Plates
A Computer generated plate. In other words a authentic style EEC plate design with characters picked at random.
Sorry, this item ships from the manufacturer via ground service only.
EEC stands for European Economic Community, in case anyone asks. Each plate is a standard 21” tag, constructed of authentic .032 aluminum bearing a combination of nine numbers, letters and symbols; these are replicas of actual European-issue plates. The blue section on the left-hand side represents the flag of Europe—12 gold stars arranged in a circle atop an abbreviation for the country of residency in white (i.e. “D” for Deutschland). The next letter stands for the city of registration, followed by a hyphen, two letters, and three to four numbers. (Rumor has it; combinations for European license plates will run out between 2008 and 2010. Look for a new system—making these collectors items—not too far in the future!)
