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I got pulled over earlier today after many years of not having a front license plate mounted. I guess they've been really cracking down on that in LA.. lots of bike cops around pulling people over for that.. I have until November something to do something about it. I wanted to know if there is any other option that looks reasonable besides just sticking it in the front where it normally is.
I got pulled over earlier today after many years of not having a front license plate mounted. I guess they've been really cracking down on that in LA.. lots of bike cops around pulling people over for that.. I have until November something to do something about it.
I also live in LA and haven't had one for almost 20 years. If it's not a fine and just a "fix-it" then I'd just tape one on and get the ticket signed off. Remove the plate and see how long you can go again. The GS along with most sport and luxury cars look like crap with it on the front.
I got pulled over earlier today after many years of not having a front license plate mounted. I guess they've been really cracking down on that in LA.. lots of bike cops around pulling people over for that.. I have until November something to do something about it. I wanted to know if there is any other option that looks reasonable besides just sticking it in the front where it normally is.
Thanks!
I was with a friend when he got pulled over for missing front license plate in a 1969 Camaro. It had one of those "USA 1" plates on it. This happened in the Bay Area back in 1995.
On my previous car, I never mounted the front license plate. I also left the temp sticker in the window. After 5 years, that sticker looked tacky and beat up. But never pulled over. I think it just boils down to luck. Some cities look for it harder than others. It's like the loud exhaust thing.
I also live in LA and haven't had one for almost 20 years. If it's not a fine and just a "fix-it" then I'd just tape one on and get the ticket signed off. Remove the plate and see how long you can go again. The GS along with most sport and luxury cars look like crap with it on the front.
Won't you get fined the next time they pull you over though? Yeah it's just a "fix-it" The cops are literally around every damn corner. I see them every day on my way to work now..
I was thinking about that, but was wondering if anyone has attempted to do that. Feels like it'd be a hazard if it isn't secured there though.
Originally Posted by Appointed
Mine's in my trunk as well!
That's where I had kept mine for this car and the one before it and the one before that lol.
Originally Posted by 13gs350
I was with a friend when he got pulled over for missing front license plate in a 1969 Camaro. It had one of those "USA 1" plates on it. This happened in the Bay Area back in 1995.
On my previous car, I never mounted the front license plate. I also left the temp sticker in the window. After 5 years, that sticker looked tacky and beat up. But never pulled over. I think it just boils down to luck. Some cities look for it harder than others. It's like the loud exhaust thing.
LA sucks.. I'm stuck in there for another year then I can get the hell out
Either this or the suction to the windshield hmm. What do you have that attaches it to your bumper like that? I'd like to avoid drilling though. Already have the two holes in the front that I filled up from when I first got the car.
Either this or the suction to the windshield hmm. What do you have that attaches it to your bumper like that? I'd like to avoid drilling though. Already have the two holes in the front that I filled up from when I first got the car.