do people still want these?

do people still want these?

just wondering I was dating a girl (that lives in Tokyo) until she went back after she graduated from Stout and we are still close. She said she can buy them there and send them back, and maybe other similar items.


Richard D.

 

Are they magnets?

 

i think static clings like laptop covers... but I'll ask her.

 

any other colors?

red and black perhaps

 

Preeeetty sure those specific colors/shapes have a meaning--like "newb driver" etc.

 

what are THOSE :S

 

what he said. pretty sure there are only the 2 styles, might be wrong tho.

 

The yellow and green one is Wakaba, for new drivers.
The other one is Koreisha, for old drivers.

I bought a set of Wakaba marks at Tokyu Hands in Nagoya. They were magnetic. I'm pretty sure you can get static one for windows though too.

 

God we need those here in the states.....!

-Steve

 

I think i will be talking with her today

 

she might be able to get old license plates too, I'll ask

 

Soshinoya wakaba a new driver until one year
koleshiya elderly

sorry for the repeat

i bought this badge couple month ago, comes with a magnetic and a window suction badges...they do have a certain positions to put on the car....

 

I wish we didn't have to put a stupid plate in the front of our cars. damn minnesota, always so legislative

 

i guess we all know which one I should have on my car, lol

 

beginner





Elderly





handicapp-able






Hearing Impaired




they come in both window and magnetic

should I start a group buy?

Richard D.


how about these??

 

^^^ I don't even want to know what those are. Something edible inside the 'cups'?

Prices on the window ones. I'd rock the k?rei untensha hy?shiki. At slightly over three decades, I think I need one.

Group buy is a good idea.

 

handi capped!

 

rice cake maybe,

 

i dont listen well, does that make me hearing impaired?

 

I think it does, music lovers could use that one also

 

I hate the plate on the front too! I've done some research and there is no way around it. either 25yrs old or buy a dealership and have a dealer plate on the back. But I have rigged my plate up legal but it much more subtle then stock. I'll post some pics tomorrow.

 

I see that in your avatar...how'd you do that?

Also, did you do a grill delete? If so...how?

 

I got a kit with 3 piece to do the grill, There powder coated. Installing them wasn't easy it took some time put the fit was pretty good. I'm a jeweler so small detail jobs like this are what I'm use too. I used a Jewelers saw with a wax blade, But a Dremal tool would also work. The bolts used to hold the grill in from the inside are silver in color so i'm just finishing it with some gloss black paint and a fine painters brush and it should look Cleaaaaaaaan! I'll pull the center grill out and post some close up photos tomorrow.

 

First , the license plate there were three basic steps bend the Minnesota part at a 80-90 Degree angle. Next on the bottom part of the lic plate by the tabs put a slight curve to fit tight to the stock plastic. Last drill two holes in the upper part of the fender opening and get two bolts in place.

The grill delete I bought from Grill Craft It takes some time but It's worth it when your done, It looks perfect from the front, on the inside you can see some of the work it took to cut out all the old factory cross pattern.

 

Have you ever been pulled over for having your plate mounted like that?




Plus I'll be getting more info on the window stickers very soon the girl was seeing started her new job with Apple Japan in the Human resources department.



she is checking on shipping. They are about $6 to $10 each package (most come in pairs)



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Nope, I've checked on regulations, and discussed it with the fuzz. Clean and legal!

You can have the plate just about drag on the ground as long as they can read you numbers, reflect of your plate with there radar guns and see you tabs you good.