Front License Plate Bracket Options
#1
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Front License Plate Bracket Options
I picked up my S in Dallas Texas and took the long way home back to Oregon a few months ago. Oregon law states you must have a front and rear license plate for your vehicle and my S didnt come with the OEM bracket. The bolt covers are on the car still and I want to be compliant.
Is the OEM bracket the best and least expensive option in this case or are there other options that a functionable?
Is the OEM bracket the best and least expensive option in this case or are there other options that a functionable?
#2
I have Rick's Signature Accessoried front plate holder.
Rick's Front License Plate Holder
But for something very cool, check out the motorized version of the "Hide a Plate" or "Stow and Go" plate holders. You can mount below the bumber.
See. Welcome to Hide The Plate!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2KgVU5nhHc
Rick's Front License Plate Holder
But for something very cool, check out the motorized version of the "Hide a Plate" or "Stow and Go" plate holders. You can mount below the bumber.
See. Welcome to Hide The Plate!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2KgVU5nhHc
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I've had my front plate recessed inside the grille area for 14 years, and it's worked great. I just trimmed almost 1/4" off the top and bottom edge of the plate, and took a thin strip of black duct tape and covered the edge so it won't scrape the paint on the car. Then I ziptied it to the grille.
Last edited by slalom44; 01-19-2017 at 01:22 PM.
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#8
I personally keep my front plate under my drivers seat and have a "I took it off to wax the car and lost the bolts" excuse.
Plate holders that screw into the tow hook also exist.....
Honda S2000 2000-2009 rho-plate V2
This company makes them but theyre pricey.
You can probably make your own from hardware store parts for a few bucks...
Plate holders that screw into the tow hook also exist.....
Honda S2000 2000-2009 rho-plate V2
This company makes them but theyre pricey.
You can probably make your own from hardware store parts for a few bucks...
#10
I've had my front plate recessed inside the grille area for 14 years, and it's worked great. I just trimmed almost 1/4" off the top and bottom edge of the plate, and took a thin strip of black duct tape and covered the edge so it won't scrape the paint on the car. Then I ziptied it to the grille.
I did what he did on my Ap2 and it looks great. Saved me some cash.