Plates/bodykit
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finally my bodykit is back from the body shop 3 weeks later it's about time.
Maybe somebody from New-Brunswick or any other place that has this isue
front liscence plate i dont wanna ruin my new body job with a damm plate
and i don't think there is enough room inside the front bumper.
did anybody ever have this probleme what should i do
i'll be gettin' pics soon
Maybe somebody from New-Brunswick or any other place that has this isue
front liscence plate i dont wanna ruin my new body job with a damm plate
and i don't think there is enough room inside the front bumper.
did anybody ever have this probleme what should i do
i'll be gettin' pics soon
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I noticed someone today that had their front plate attached to the back of the passenger side sun visor. That seemed to work pretty good and was very visible, just means you'd have to have the visor down all the time. I don't know if the police would give you a hard time with that or not.
I envy the Provinces that don't need a front license plate.
I envy the Provinces that don't need a front license plate.
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will cops bother me with a plate in the winshield ?
any other suggestions ?
any other suggestions ?
I had my plate in my wind shield and cops gave me a ticket, i ended up have to drill holes in the bumper, but NY cops are dicks, i'm not sure what the law is everywhere else
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I've had friends pulled over for having no license plates, I wouldn't mess around with it. That is just the way it is man.
MajikTib actually got pulled over cause he had his front license plate held on by zipties at one point. Depends on your area.
Personally I think if it's visible then it's okay. But cops don't think the same as the rest of us.
MajikTib actually got pulled over cause he had his front license plate held on by zipties at one point. Depends on your area.
Personally I think if it's visible then it's okay. But cops don't think the same as the rest of us.
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the law usually states that the plate has to be securely screwed to the car. If you did not want to drill your bumper where it could be seen, fabricate or buy a mount that can be screwed to the underside of the bumper and then bent to put the plate in the stock location.
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QUOTE (rallyman @ May 10 2005, 01:38 PM)
I noticed someone today that had their front plate attached to the back of the passenger side sun visor. That seemed to work pretty good and was very visible, just means you'd have to have the visor down all the time. I don't know if the police would give you a hard time with that or not.
I envy the Provinces that don't need a front license plate.
I envy the Provinces that don't need a front license plate.
this sound like a good idea I might just try that to see if it works laugh.gif