John SB

My 2016 Targa requires a front plate in CA. After looking at some threads, I bought a Craven Speed Platypus frame that fits into the tow hook. My Porsche dealer said they drill into the front to mount the plates, and I didn’t want to do that. My question: I blocked off the parking sensor as instructed by Craven Speed because the plate location sets it off. However, programming the garage door opener requires me to utilize that sensor. Two questions: can I use the other sensor not covered by the plate to program the garage door opener? Second question:does the Targa garage door open feature work from the sensor I covered up, or does the signal come from somewhere else on the car? So far, I’ve had no success whatsoever programming the car’s garage door open feature. I’ve tried with the plate and sensor completely off and I still can’t get it to respond to my garage door system. Any info would be appreciated..

Cayman292

If you don’t have a center radiator and are moderately handy, you could mount the plate in the center like I did on my Cayman. The only holes are straight up and in the plastic of the piece in the center below the bumper. If you want I can send more pictures. Targa’s are a great model.

John SB

Thanks. I know I can drill it. I wondered if there might be other option that I hadn’t thought of.

Dennis C

Have you considered this option?

https://licenseplatewrap.com

Kshaw

An option that I have been considering is to purchase a sheet of thick Kydex plastic, make a 90 degree bend in the plastic with a heat gun, and attach bottom part to the bottom of the car with some 3M dual lock tape.