Re: Euro front plate holder

[graves_14@xxxx]

This isn't related to Euro plates, but USA plates. I live in 
Massachusetts where it is illegal to drive without the front license 
plate unless you have one of the "old greens ones" where they only 
issued a back plate. Customized plates do not fall into this 
catagory, so I have two plates. I went to get the car inspected and 
they guy was impressed with the car, but said "where's the front 
plate?". Then sent me on my way without my inpection sticker. How 
nice. So I rigged up a bracket system which I would recommend WAY 
before you drill holes in your bumper just to satisfy some silly law. 
The bracket is made from a large T shaped piece of metal with the leg 
of the T bent 90 degrees back about half way down (a picture would be 
nice. If you want one, email me). The bracket then attaches to the 
center most nut that holds on the radiator grill. This holds the 
plate in position against the bumper. You may want to pad the plate 
so it doesn't bounce all over and scratch when you go offroading. 
Needless to say, I ripped the damn thing off after I got the 
inspection sticker.

Gotta love Mass,
Tyler.
#3472