DDR Oval Country Plate - Kzf-Plakette "DDR"

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Have you been adopted* by a Trabant or other East German motor vehicle?Well, if you look, you will probably find two 6mm holes spaced 200mm apart, probably on the rear of the car to the left of the license plate.These holes once held an oval Country plate, usually marked "DDR", for "Deutsche Demokratische Republik", or "German Democratic Republic", in English.While these plates also known as Kzf-Plakette "DDR" are still more or less available, you might not want to wait for shipping or pay the sometimes high prices or even drill the necessary mounting holes.So here is a 1:1 replica in plastic! It has the original mounting holes as well as six pockets for 2x10mm magnets for a non-destructive magnetic mounting.It is best printed in something like ASA or ABS to withstand harsh outdoors conditions, or just use it as a distinctive fridge magnet.Being "Adopted" by an East German motor vehicle is a rare honor with the opportunity of lifelong incarceration, oops, enjoyment, not to be confused with "Abducted" or "Kidnapped" or even "Conscripted". Happy Motoring! or maybe Gute Fahrt!