DukeCanBuildit
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Couple of these and it should pass…Sumbitch I couldn't find a bracket like that, all I found were for small plates.
Oh well, I'll repair/replace whatever damage prior to selling.
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Couple of these and it should pass…Sumbitch I couldn't find a bracket like that, all I found were for small plates.
Oh well, I'll repair/replace whatever damage prior to selling.
Have a set in my storage actually. It has crossed my mind for sure.Couple of these and it should pass…
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And that's what I did.New Mexico has no front plates so we can remove the bracket and add 20hp.
I put a bend in my plate and screwed up into the bumper. Had to ventilate it a bit for airflow.....
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Don’t worry Rob, there are threaded holes on the underside of the top portion of the bumper that the factory bracket bolts up into.Does the factory OEM bracket mount by them drilling holes thru your bumper?
Ohio no longer requires front plates and I do not want dealer drilling holes.
Thanks.
Did you take this plate to the shooting range?I put a bend in my plate and screwed up into the bumper. Had to ventilate it a bit for airflow.....
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can you snap a picture of your plate setup? I have an Eurpean plate that I want to fit up front, thanks1Not fancy, but I have the euro license plate frame on the front of my truck attached with heavy duty zip ties. They're secure, you can't see them and if they did break, they're super easy to replace.
that bracket is the same as the one that came with my custom plate, Ill see on amazon if I can find something to use the existent hile under the bumper.![]()
@lukdeg The zip ties are run through the slots in the plate frame (link to the one I have) and wrapped around the bumper. Unless you are looking they are invisible.
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