Another license plate holder option
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Now that I've picked up my GTS coupe, I need to make some decisions on a variety of things, including a license plate holder that requires no drilling as I rather not drill into the SD bumper, including from below (takes Skene out). My car has front park assist, so I'm wondering if anyone has experience with this option:
http://www.dynamtechgroup.com/porsch...ate-holder.php
According to the description, this holder uses the front tow hook, but does not interfere with the parking sensor. Has anyone used this and does it work as promised? Thanks.
http://www.dynamtechgroup.com/porsch...ate-holder.php
According to the description, this holder uses the front tow hook, but does not interfere with the parking sensor. Has anyone used this and does it work as promised? Thanks.
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And would it be legal?
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You live in North Jersey.... do yourself a favor and don't put one on. It ruins the front of the car, and there is ZERO chance you will be given problems by any of our 5-oh, as long as your not doing anything stupid. It is no longer a primary offense in NJ.....
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I agree. I lived in the Red Bank area for 6 years. Never put a front plate on any Porsche. Kept it in the frunk. Got stopped twice told them I was waiting for a new holder to arrive. The last 3 years nobody even paid attention.
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If you cruise around the NJ shore towns, the local police (many seasonal part timers) love to stop you for anything so they can justify their salary to their Chief. Traffic offenses are a major source of revenues for these towns.
If you are right, my Skene bracket stays in my trunk.
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I live in central nj and so far no issues as well
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This is big news! Thanks for this information as it would solve a thorny issue. I think I'll just keep the front plate in the car and show it if I need to. I might mount the plate on something anyway so it's more convincing if I use the "I'm about to attach it to the car" explanation.
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Chuck, does that adhesive vinyl absorb the WSP laser/radar? Show some pics please!! Thanks!
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Highly illegal....plate belongs to the state and may not be tampered with or copied....it would be tantamount to counterfeiting.
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I tried the Skene type bracket...it vibrates at high speed and you risk abrading your paint. Just attach the factory nose plate mount...I did and the plate took such a hit that if it wasn't there I'd have a big indent in my bumper cover.
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