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When did you order yours? Did they say how long they would take?? I ordered mine on Monday, polycarb ftw
aluminum FTW

they told me 4-6 weeks

Hey Karl I got my letter today, have you got one yet?? If not you should very soon :)

Picking them up tomorrow after work, just in time for Sunday :)

Polycarbs are 515, and once a plate is gone it's gone, some attract a premium as someone else wants email! Nothin to do with dreamin

475 :D I *think* Gary meant worth in the way of an aluminium plate being not that good, but still having a high price asked for them.....

i want my letter :P

Told you polycarb was ftw :P

Just re-ordered my plates [Ten Four] because some cow stole them when they were on my dad's 535i, they left knife marks on the plate area too :P Excess is like $300 for him, to re-make the polycarbs cost me $180! Such a rip-off! Had to fork out $180 ontop of that $455 i paid upfront, grrr :P




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