[QUOTE]Originally posted by darkknight1999
[B][COLOR=blue]A police officer friend of mine said to take the front licence plate bracket and just break it. You know step on it or something. He then if you get pulled over you can just say it broke and you havn't replaced it YET. Now, YET could mean tommorrow or next week or the next century. (I'm not saying to break the law but it does work ask his wife)

So break it dump it in the trunk and roll on

just a thought

Have fun

 

BTW, I belive that most state codes say that you're not allowed to alter the license plate in any way, so if they want to ticket you, having a cut down plate won't necessarily help.

 

They can still give you a fix-it ticket.

[QUOTE]Originally posted by darkknight1999
[B][COLOR=blue]A police officer friend of mine said to take the front licence plate bracket and just break it. You know step on it or something. He then if you get pulled over you can just say it broke and you havn't replaced it YET. Now, YET could mean tommorrow or next week or the next century. (I'm not saying to break the law but it does work ask his wife)

So break it dump it in the trunk and roll on

just a thought

Have fun

 

Hmmm... I think in numerous provinces in Canada, you can choose no to mount the front plate. In fact, I think that in Quebec, you don't even get a plate for the front. Am I wrong????

 

When we cut the plates down, we use the plate as a frame, and use Trim-Loc to wrap around the license plate for a finished look. On other plates, there is no room to trim the plate down, the plate is then mounted about 1/4" above the grill with screws, and spacers.

moonpie, w1ngman Thanks for putting in a good word

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