License plate question NJ

[joechicklets]

Hello, I'm interested in buying a "euro-plate". I can get a euro styled plate with NJ and the NJ seal on the left side (where the EU symbol would normally go), if I was to also put my actually license plate number on it, do you think I would be bothered by cops for it, or fined? NJ requires 2 plates, so although this one would be different in style, it still clearly says it's a NJ plate with my actual number. I would still have my standard license plate on the rear as well.

Thank you in advance.

[deputywave]

Probably not going to work unless you get it from the state of NJ.

[kels]

Go right ahead, a trooper I used to work with loved Euro style tags up by Ft Riley.
Probable cause anytime someone wants to stop you.

[MikeLowrey]

Hello, I'm interested in buying a "euro-plate". I can get a euro styled plate with NJ and the NJ seal on the left side (where the EU symbol would normally go), if I was to also put my actually license plate number on it, do you think I would be bothered by cops for it, or fined? NJ requires 2 plates, so although this one would be different in style, it still clearly says it's a NJ plate with my actual number. I would still have my standard license plate on the rear as well.

Thank you in advance.

You just said it: Euro= Europe --- US= United States, means it wont work, you will get stop plenty of times.

[G35 Mass]

If it didn't come to you from the hands of a DMV / RMV / whatever they call it in Joizey, it's not going to fly.

I would never ever bother running a euro plate even if it had a known state's number/letter configuration and state seal. I'd just hit a few switches to turn the lights on and the pen comes out. I honestly find these sort of aftermarket money-dumps a petpeeve, and personally prefer to grab someone with this nonsense on their car than for someone going a bit over the limit.

[Ispbear]

In my state it would be a citation for an imitation plate and it would be siezed as evidence.

[Joeyd6]

If you read the MV regs in NJ, it states you MUST DISPLAY TWO ISSUED license plates. The answer to your question is NO!