why not put back on the back of the trunk lid? or did you mod it so that spot isnt there anymore?
Do they exist for the Galant? I have searched extensively but come up with nothing . I know I have seen info about them before in the past but I believe it was for other cars? Not sure. I need to know because I am having my full cyber 2 kit installed monday (front bumper does not come with holes/place for my front plate) and I don't wanna have to drill holes in it to have the plate installed. Not to mention the fact that it looks soo much better without the plate on, however I know I will be getting pulled over everyday if I leave the plate off all the time. So, this is why I just want to get a removable frame or something, so that when I am driving farther distances where I am bound to run into a cop I won't get pulled because I'll have my plate on .
Any info/help is greatly appreciated!
why not put back on the back of the trunk lid? or did you mod it so that spot isnt there anymore?
mitsumitsu aka luke9511
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(luke9511)</div><div class='quotemain'>why not put back on the back of the trunk lid? or did you mod it so that spot isnt there anymore?</div>Oh, I guess it's legal to have only 1 plate in TN, unfortunately in NY you gotta have 2 plates- front and back displayed at all times. I have the back plate on the trunk, never touched that. Does no one know anything about removable front plate/frames ??
I was in the same boat. I got the same kit and I live on Staten Island. I was doing good with no plate for almost a year. And within the last few weeks I was issued a ticket while parked at a meter. I currently have the plate ziptied onto the lower mesh in the bumper.
some people put the plates on their dash so that they are visible out the windshield. I dont know if that makes you 100% legal but I see people doing that all the time.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Stin)</div><div class='quotemain'>some people put the plates on their dash so that they are visible out the windshield. Â*I dont know if that makes you 100% legal but I see people doing that all the time.</div>
That depends on the state - its not legal in California, as the idea is that if you are in a crash, you dont want a thin, razor like metal plate flying around in the cabin.
Anyway, there is a removeable plate holder for the C6 Vette, maybe it could give you some ideas:
http://www.southerncarparts.com/product_in...&products_id=64
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(mrjaydeeone)</div><div class='quotemain'>I was in the same boat. Â*I got the same kit and I live on Staten Island. Â*I was doing good with no plate for almost a year. Â*And within the last few weeks I was issued a ticket while parked at a meter. Â*I currently have the plate ziptied onto the lower mesh in the bumper.</div>Ahh, do you have any pics of your plate set up like that? I am curious to see how it looks, and if it doesn't look bad to me then I might go ahead and try that out. (if you dont have any pics of it set up, plz go snap some for mee )
*EDIT* Also, you are lucky that the cops haven't been bothering you about the plate for a year. Here on LI, my friend's who go w/o the front plate get shit about it constantly, and get ticketed for it. So, I can't just leave it off all the time as I don't wanna deal with that lol
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(mrjaydeeone)</div><div class='quotemain'>here you got. Â*All I really got...hope this helps...
click on the thumbnail to enlarge</div>Ok, now I can't tell from that pic but, do you have just the plate itself ziptied? Or is it in a frame that is ziptied?
If not in frame, how is it tied? (this may sound stupid, and probably is.. lol.. but I have never seen my plates not inside the frames so I don't know but) I would assume there are 2 holes in the plate itself and that's how it's tied to the mesh, yes?
Thanks
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