Rear License Plate Mount
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Now I have seen everything. I will say though that they work as intended and I installed a set yesterday at the dealer when picking up my car....highly recommended, in the color of your choice of course.
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Post some pics!
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The car looks and drives sweet (200 miles of all back roads on the way home) and when I get it back from the detailer I will be getting the Soul cats installed...a bit too quiet for me.
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Originally Posted by jkyrennist
Impressive but I wish I knew to wait a week for these. Just received the black ones the other day. And I gave a yellow T coming in a few weeks.
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Got it. Thanks Tom for making it easy! And making these cool things.
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Thanks a lot Tom. I’ll check the Lulzbot out. Hopefully they’ll run a promo for Black Friday!!
I have a Lulzbot 6, and highly recommend it. It's not the cheapest home 3D printer at $2500, but is a workhorse for sure, prints just about any filament out there, and is open source and "hackable." They also make a cheaper Lulzbot mini that is similar and just has a smaller print size capacity. My first printer was a Velleman K8200, which is under $500 but also open source and hackable. You have to assemble that one yourself, which is a fairly involved process, but a really good way to learn about 3D printers. Before the Lulzbot, I had a Makerbot Replicator 5, which is was more of a "consumer" printer for those who want something easy, but not one I'd recommend for a host of reasons.
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Unfortunately, the dealer had previously attached two screws along with their dealership frame on the back, so there are scratches already from the frame. I only noticed this after finally getting my plates from the DMV and removing the dealership frame. If you look closely, you can see the scratches. After seeing this thread, I decided to order these for my rear plate. The yellow color doesn't quite match the racing yellow, but it's fine bc the main purpose is to prevent further scratches from the license plate itself. And Tom got these to me in 2 days. Thanks, Tom.
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No issues with color bc I will never see them unless I remove the plate.