Purchase German license plate PAIR Volkswagen Audi BMW Mercedes Volvo GTI Ford Nebraska in Netherlands, DE, for US $9.99

Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Refund will be given as:Money back or exchange (buyer's choice) Item must be returned within:14 Days Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Return policy details:Customized items cannot be returned. Restocking Fee:No

ITEM DESCRIPTION

A matching pair of German Euro style license plates in used condition, top plate with the brown year marker intact.
Top plate is in very good condition, bottom plate shows wear and could use a touch up with a black marker.

Bid is for both plates together, see picture :

The license plate in this auction is over 3 years old to comply with the eBay Government IDs and Licenses policy.

Standard information about German passenger license plates :

D :		The D stands for Deutschland, the German name for Germany.
Size :		20.5 x 4.5 inch each
Seals :		One year marker intact, all other markers empty/removed
Holes :		The plates have two holes each
Town code :		The first letter(s) before the seals indicates the German town the plate was registered in.

Bid is for both plates together.
The plates pictured above are the same plate and frame you will receive.
All plates offered are used plates may show wear or minor signs of use.

			POSTAGE COSTS / INSURANCE


		USA, Canada, Australia, Japan and anywhere else outside Europe : $ 14.95 by priority air-mail (takes on average about 1-2 weeks) Postage costs within Europe are less. Actual postage costs will be charged if you buy more plates from different auctions. The plates will be posted in Europe, not from the USA.

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			PAYMENT


		Please use eBay checkout after buying Prefered is payment by credit card through PayPal : After receiving the payment, the item will be shipped within 2 business days. The day the item has been shipped, you will receive a positive eBay feedback, with also the shipping date mentioned in the feedback comment. Payment is due within 10 days. This is an offer from euro-license-plates, owned by D. van Wersch, Johan Frisostraat 9, 6176 BV , Spaubeek, The Netherlands. Registered with the chamber of commerce Zuid Limburg, Netherlands under number 14095785. If sold within the European Union the price includes 19% Dutch Sales Tax (BTW). No (0%) sales tax is charged by the seller if sold outside the European Union. BTW (VAT) Number : NL 156474359 B 01 You will receive an invoice with your purchase.

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