Front license plate bracket?
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9 is not my lucky number.
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Front license plate bracket?
Does the license plate just screw into the front bumper or is there some kind of bracket that holds it on? I'm looking forward to seeing pics with the car having a license plate on the front.
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It would have to be screwed into the bumper on the GTs. Here's a pic:
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/index.php?showtopic=7092
V6 has a recessed spot for the plate.
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/index.php?showtopic=7092
V6 has a recessed spot for the plate.
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9 is not my lucky number.
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screwing right into the bumper is terrible because it messes up the bumper paint around the license plate. I wonder if you can get some kind of plastic holder for the plate to protect the paint.
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hopefully the "plate" on that dealer car was a stuck on paper or carboard one.
I also agree, a proper bracket would be good for the GT. I can already see the ugly aftermath if I come too close to a snowbank in a parking lot in the winter. The plate will bend around the bumper and look ugly.
Note to self: always park in reverse
I also agree, a proper bracket would be good for the GT. I can already see the ugly aftermath if I come too close to a snowbank in a parking lot in the winter. The plate will bend around the bumper and look ugly.
Note to self: always park in reverse
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Originally posted by Galaxie@October 13, 2004, 5:58 PM
hopefully the "plate" on that dealer car was a stuck on paper or carboard one.
I also agree, a proper bracket would be good for the GT. I can already see the ugly aftermath if I come too close to a snowbank in a parking lot in the winter. The plate will bend around the bumper and look ugly.
Note to self: always park in reverse
hopefully the "plate" on that dealer car was a stuck on paper or carboard one.
I also agree, a proper bracket would be good for the GT. I can already see the ugly aftermath if I come too close to a snowbank in a parking lot in the winter. The plate will bend around the bumper and look ugly.
Note to self: always park in reverse
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Two strips upper and lower with welded in nuts for the tag(which rust), its bent away so the nuts do not hit the bumper. It has two vertical ties together welded into place to hold them together so it looks like a roman numeral II. so that is at least 8 pieces of metal all welded. GUESS how they atatch it to the front of the car?
They simply screw the bracket into the plastic bumper just like a normal Ford tag. :bang: DUH.
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I have also learned with my VAST automotive knowledge that running into things with the front of your car typically is NOT adviseable for maintaining a show-car finish.
600,000 miles and I have NEVER hit anything with a vehicle I did not INTENTIONALLY mean to hit. B)
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Originally posted by Galaxie@October 13, 2004, 4:58 PM
hopefully the "plate" on that dealer car was a stuck on paper or carboard one.
I also agree, a proper bracket would be good for the GT. I can already see the ugly aftermath if I come too close to a snowbank in a parking lot in the winter. The plate will bend around the bumper and look ugly.
Note to self: always park in reverse
hopefully the "plate" on that dealer car was a stuck on paper or carboard one.
I also agree, a proper bracket would be good for the GT. I can already see the ugly aftermath if I come too close to a snowbank in a parking lot in the winter. The plate will bend around the bumper and look ugly.
Note to self: always park in reverse
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I have also learned with my VAST automotive knowledge that running into things with the front of your car typically is NOT adviseable for maintaining a show-car finish. 600,000 miles and I have NEVER hit anything with a vehicle I did not INTENTIONALLY mean to hit.
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and not 5 minutes after my last post... did a search for license plate brackets and found the solution
http://www.teammiata.com/TM305.htm
http://www.teammiata.com/TM305.htm
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Originally posted by steve19970@October 13, 2004, 7:15 PM
Laughing out Loud...
and I don't get the impression that the Miata bracket will work with a Stang.
Laughing out Loud...
and I don't get the impression that the Miata bracket will work with a Stang.
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Would it be possible to put it behind the "fangs" of the front grill? that way it would still be visibile and would not even touch the paint.
edit: How wide are the fangs apart anyways?
edit: How wide are the fangs apart anyways?