Front License Plate Holder
#16
i know picutres, pictures..i will when i get the chance and post for everyone but i will need to disassemble for everyone to appreciate the simple frame. maybe over the weekend if time permits..
#17
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#18
IMO, center it so it doesn't look odd.
Regarding the mounting bracket? Use your ingenuity and resourcefulness to mount the plate and it's bracket as far away from the car as possible; like an inch or two. That way it looks separate from the lines of the car.
Regarding the mounting bracket? Use your ingenuity and resourcefulness to mount the plate and it's bracket as far away from the car as possible; like an inch or two. That way it looks separate from the lines of the car.
#19
Drifting
The scan applied doesn't have the reflectivity or readability of the rigid and flat plate provided by the state.
What I don't get is why we cannot just have front plates that contain only the necessary info in a small number tag like you could get by just cutting the border spam off of the plate in a metal shear. Then we could use a smaller front plate bracket.
#20
Uh Oh...? Nice work, but, I'm sorry that will likely be considered totally illegal. Why? Because AFAIK they want the highly reflective surface of the original plate for their laser guns.
#21
#22
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i do these vinyl licence plates, if you want to order one, its $89
http://licenceplate.ca/
http://licenceplate.ca/
#23
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i like to keep mine under my front floor mat.
#26
I use the rennline tow hook plate mount. I keep it in the frunk in a few pieces in case I am stopped...I calmly explain that I just got it and have not had a chance to install it...but I will officer, I promise
#28
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I just installed the Skene Design today, and believe it is the best option. I have already gotten used to a front license plate. The 2 holes you drill are in the underside of the non functional air scoop and you couldn't see them unless you removed the bracket and looked from underneath. It is so much better looking than the offset toe hook install. It does take some planning, but the plate will just about fit in the height of the center scoop, and does not protrude.
#29
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I just installed the Skene Design today, and believe it is the best option. I have already gotten used to a front license plate. The 2 holes you drill are in the underside of the non functional air scoop and you couldn't see them unless you removed the bracket and looked from underneath. It is so much better looking than the offset toe hook install. It does take some planning, but the plate will just about fit in the height of the center scoop, and does not protrude.