Front License plate holder
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Front License plate holder
I have been meaning to ask around for awhile .......
Looking for a front plate holder for an older 928.....
My 79 , as a matter of fact...
Any one in a single plate state wanna sell me theirs...?
Can Paypal .... Thanks, Kevin
Looking for a front plate holder for an older 928.....
My 79 , as a matter of fact...
Any one in a single plate state wanna sell me theirs...?
Can Paypal .... Thanks, Kevin
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For S4+ cars, I made one that slips two flat blades/arms into the duct above the grill. So no holes drilled. I spoke with Ed (OBehave) a couple Frenzy's ago about making them, and I still owe him the drawings. Also owe finished pieces to Rob and the naked cowboy. I'm pretty sure I known what Rob needs his for...
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Here's a motorized hidden plate holder: http://www.altecproducts.com/
Not sure if it will work, but it looks neat
Cheers!
Carl
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Not sure if it will work, but it looks neat
Cheers!
Carl
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I made a couple for myself and some locals from aluminum stock from the local metal supply store. I'm not in the manufacturing business but Ed is, so the best source will be his marketing network (Roger, maybe others) after I get him some drawings and assuming he decides to make them.
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I will be needing the front plate holder from an older,
original front clip profile, 928
Got to be one out there that is in any conditon........
The S4 plate holder is not what I am seeking.... Thanks, Kevin
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I made a couple for myself and some locals from aluminum stock from the local metal supply store. I'm not in the manufacturing business but Ed is, so the best source will be his marketing network (Roger, maybe others) after I get him some drawings and assuming he decides to make them.
The flip and go is cool, but prob lil expensive and not necessary. I wish we could have one as low as possible and to the side.
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Use the tow hook socket. I had a friend machine a post for me that screws into the socket and holds the front plate. It's low and off to the side and can be easily removed when needed. No holes in the bumper simple and cheap.