mount my plate on side?
#1
10-21-2011 | 08:13 PM
mount my plate on side?
Just got a ticket for having my license plate in my windshield. I am going to be mounting my bracket tomorrow and installing it on the bumper using double sided tape. Has anyone used this method before? Any tips? I'm not drilling holes. Also should I do it in the center or to the side? I don't have a stock mount I will be buying from auto zone. Thanks for your help
#4
10-21-2011 | 08:22 PM
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Do you have the tow hook cover hole? If so Stillen offers a bracket that utilizes that hole that requires now drilling or sticky tape that eventually may fall off.
If someone can chime in and link this Stillen plate or other similar items feel free. I know I've seen it talked about on the forum a bunch of times before.
If someone can chime in and link this Stillen plate or other similar items feel free. I know I've seen it talked about on the forum a bunch of times before.
#5
10-21-2011 | 08:24 PM
Do you have the tow hook cover hole? If so Stillen offers a bracket that utilizes that hole that requires now drilling or sticky tape that eventually may fall off.
If someone can chime in and link this Stillen plate or other similar items feel free. I know I've seen it talked about on the forum a bunch of times before.
If someone can chime in and link this Stillen plate or other similar items feel free. I know I've seen it talked about on the forum a bunch of times before.
#7
10-21-2011 | 08:56 PM
http://www.ebay.com/itm/STILLEN-FRON...item2a123fd47c
you can find imitators for less i think but thats the one in question ... i use zip ties... no paint damage, secure, and easy.
you can find imitators for less i think but thats the one in question ... i use zip ties... no paint damage, secure, and easy.
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10-21-2011 | 09:58 PM
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Do you have the tow hook cover hole? If so Stillen offers a bracket that utilizes that hole that requires now drilling or sticky tape that eventually may fall off.
If someone can chime in and link this Stillen plate or other similar items feel free. I know I've seen it talked about on the forum a bunch of times before.
If someone can chime in and link this Stillen plate or other similar items feel free. I know I've seen it talked about on the forum a bunch of times before.
#11
10-21-2011 | 10:08 PM
#12
10-21-2011 | 10:20 PM
I tried the 3M Double Sided Adhesive on one of my cars, I even had a license plate frame so it would look like it was mounted correctly. The Sheriff asked how it was mounted and I told him, his response was...."Go home and mount it right!" So be prepared for a cop that thinks like we do....
Gary
Gary
#15
10-21-2011 | 11:01 PM
I tried the 3M Double Sided Adhesive on one of my cars, I even had a license plate frame so it would look like it was mounted correctly. The Sheriff asked how it was mounted and I told him, his response was...."Go home and mount it right!" So be prepared for a cop that thinks like we do....
Gary
Gary