Missing License Plate plastic hole Covers
 

I have a Black 993 C4S, but have the holes showing in the front were the License plate would bolt on. My state doesn't require a Front License plate. Thank Goodness!!

Anyone know where I could get OEM one's.

Take a look at BumperPlugs.com

They sure get a lot of plugs from this site. With that said, I need to get my square holes plugged up and then go for a more discreet front plate holder. Or, simply purchase the OEM front plate kit and attach my plate with that.

Anyone know where to get the plastic square nut (expanding?) so I can try different options to install the plate--I really don't want to use the OEM plate bracket unless I have no other choice.

Another vote for Bumperplugs. I had them on my Boxsters and my Carrera 4.

I have an opposing view of Bumperplugs.com and I avoid doing business with them.

I once ordered something that arrived very well packaged, but was clearly defective when it left their shop. I contacted them and was immediately accused of being at fault. They were very defensive and difficult to deal with. Eventually and reluctantly they refunded my $.

Rhino,

I have a set of black bumper plugs from Bumperplugs.com I will be happy send you for free.

Please PM me your details.

They are overpriced but are better than square holes in your bumper. If I had to do it again I would find a cheaper alternative.

Here's one that plugs right into your tow hook up front:

http://www.rennline.com/Screw-in-Lic...info/E107.108/

Not sure if this is a "discreet" solution for your liking.

Cheers,

PM sent - only IF Rhino declines....

thanks

Ok Stace. Your PM did not come through.

Surprisingly, Lowe's carries a bunch of different license plate hardware...in the nuts/screws aisle, specialty hardware drawers...

I don't believe any OEM ones exist. It is either Bumberplugs.com, or DIY with parts from the hardware store and paint.

PM sent again. I could use a pair of black plugs ONLY if Rhino doesn't want them. Happy to pay for them.....

Thanks very much!!!

Callin' on Rhino if he wants the FREE black bumperplugs?

I went to my local True Value and looked in their various plug / cover bins.
I found 2 black plastic plugs that fit the holes. I polished them before I put them in and you'd be hard pressed to know they were not painted. cost less than $2

Works great if your car is black