RUBBERBNDMAN

I will just say it fell off...I have had so many cops look at my car and they just say its beautiful.
I havent come across the Sheriff from the old commercials though...
and dont act like you know its the law...

Andre@Edge

The plate law in Cali is more enforced when parked. I have the front plate under the passenger seat, and will place it on the dash when parked where only the front shows. The only time I got a fix it ticket for the front plate issue was parked at the airport parking, while away on a trip. Not once, but twice.

RoswellGrey

I dunno. Having only lived in Iowa and Texas, I am so used to seeing front plates that a car just does not look right to me without one. Personal opinion, of course. In fact, here's part of an e-mail I sent my salesman today, since there FINALLY appears to be movement on the car:

"Oh, two things: I trust your folks WILL put the front license plate bracket on. And I trust your folks WON'T put any dealer stickers on the car itself. I don't mind advertising on the license plate frames, but I'd rather not have anything stuck to the car itself."


I didn't mention of course, that the minute the plates show up, the license-plate frames are GONE. Also, how did this topic get in the Audio/Video Electronics forum?

Colorancher

Hmmmm. I've been thinkin' about Andre's idea. Maybe I could put a strong magnet under the front bumper and attach the front plate when I park. Maybe it would just stay on that way. I dunno tho. At 140 mph t might fly off.

RUBBERBNDMAN

Magnet dont work on aluminum.....

trev

i treid to post it up like 10 times but this forum software fucks me over everytime.

send me a PM if you want to the link and Ill send it to you with instructions.

its super easy takes about 15 minutes.

Colorancher

trev, dude, I really want the download. How do I IM you? dont I need a separate address/name?

Colorancher

I mean "PM" You?

trev

http://www.dodge-downunder.com/forum...ead.php?t=1176