dnasians

iTrader: (4)

I have a tow hook license plate mount and want a spare cover to drill through similar to this:

cp2

iTrader: (1)

you try the dealer?

RocketG35

I think it's like $26 from another poster. I want one just in case I take it off. Probably should've bought a spare one first. Lol.

krazykrnbo

dealer. will need to get painted

aritweets

?!!??!?!?!

Why did you drill it?

cp2

iTrader: (1)

that's not his car. those pics are from another thread. the og owner stated that he didn't want any debris or water getting into the space.

dnasians

iTrader: (4)

Thanks for clarifying. The owner of the pics and I have the same tow hook license plate mount. I want to cover up my hole, but do not want to drill through my original cover

Dark9t316

I have a tow hook license plate, don't use it tho. It's been 2 years and no ticket yet. ☺

wthrman2

I am trying to go without one too but every time I see a cop I get nervous.

I wish someone could explain the need to have 2 plates?!?!

RocketG35

Probably so someone could identify you from the front if necessary.
I didn't want to have that same feeling so I went with the front plate. I already have tinted front windows and will eventually lower the car, add wheels, etc. so I really don't want to give the cops another reason to pull me over.
Also, the meter maids in SF can be really tough. They'll give you a $150 ticket for not having a front plate (even if you're legally parked).

nvbirdman

You can easily attach your license plate to the grill using butterfly type hollow wall fasteners.

Rudiculous

iTrader: (15)

Call Sewell or try myLparts.com

Blueraptor

It's just a fix it ticket. usually cost you $20-$25 to let a Chp or Sheriff check your car that you put the front license plate back. Parking enforcement ticket is also $25 for no front plate in Los Angeles but they can't give it to you if you're parked legally. And if they do they are breaking department policy and they can get in trouble. It's a California law. I think there's only a few states with that law.