Keadog

I just got an email from Jef - he has some made up. My order is in. No affiliation, of course. Paypal of $48.50 includes shipping. I would probably contact him first?
sales@inventivaconcepts.com

goofballdeluxe

I have this front license plate holder and I highly recommend it:

Chuck W.

Yap...... if you have to have one, this is the one to get.

amfp

Does this bottom out over driveway / speed bumps?

Do you drill part into bottom of bumper?

Looks great!

goofballdeluxe

Keep in mind my car is lowered. But, no, the front plate never rubs or bottoms out. At least not so far

craig001

Is this the one that rotates under so the plate is hidden.

goofballdeluxe

Nope. On a lowered car, that hidden plate mechanism would be torn off on the first driveway.

993c4_Toronto

Thanks to your post, I bought one of these plate holders. My current holder affixes to the front of the bumper and it was blown off when I went through a car wash. I don't like the look of the one I have anyway and I can plug up the holes I'm sure.

Now I need to find where to get bumper hole plugs!

goofballdeluxe

Bumperplugs.com, a site sponsor. Comes in all OEM Porsche colors, and the boss, Eric I think his name is, is a stand-up guy. About $30 if my fading memory serves correct.

I have them installed in my car in the photo above, but you can barely see them, if at all..

Keadog

"Thanks to your post, I bought one of these plate holders. My current holder affixes to the front of the bumper and it was blown off when I went through a car wash. I don't like the look of the one I have anyway and I can plug up the holes I'm sure."

I have received so much useful information from this site in the short time I have belonged, if I have been of some small amount of help to anyone, it makes me feel great.
This place is a wonderful resource...

993c4_Toronto

Come on - bumperplugs.com! That is too funny. ($30 for two plugs. Now that's not funny)

ltc

Yes, Eric is also a Rennlist sponsor. Highly recommended products and a stand up individual (speaking as a customer). He is also the DaVinci of Porsche paint matching.

http://www.bumperplugs.com/BPindex.html

Or PM:
https://rennlist.com/forums/members/...-plug-guy.html

1pcarnut

You can make your own bumper plugs by going to Lowes, probably Home Depot too and buy plastic plugs for about $1, then use your touch up paint for a perfect match. I've done it twice and they work great.

993c4_Toronto

Just put the license plate on this evening. The instructions were great - took me about 25 minutes all in. I'll post a picture once I get my car washed.

Thanks for the reco.