DJY
I remember seeing a pic of your ride w/the front license plate mounted on the lower grill. Could you tell me how you did this? I put the bracket on the lower grill & it seems the bracket is wider than the grill area & it hits the edge of the bumpers. I could have sworn your was mounted w/the factory bracket. Can't find the pic now.

Thanks
dax2daz@hotmail.com

 

Norcal, I thought about doing the same thing but I did not like the blockage factor in regards to air cooling.

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2000 Lightning
2000 EB Explorer
1995 Sable
1986 MZB
1966 Mustang
1969 Fairlane 500 Convertible

 

NorcalSVT,What I did I used 4 plastic Tie straps and ran it through the 4 holes in the license plate through the grill! It is easy and I can remove my plate by just snaping the Plastic tie straps off. Hope this is some help! I don't think the license plate blocked that much air.

DJY

 

NORCALSVT, I found the past post it says
"Black L W/ Chrome Wheels paging David Yee"
I just posted it again for you to see a picture! DJY

 

DJY
Thanks for the response, but plates from Hawaii must be smaller. The width of mine hits the top & bottom of the bumper. Don't want to scratch it all up by the plate moving while riding on the paint.
BTW, did you put something underneath the lower part of the plate (foam)? I like how it sticks out at the bottom & is not flush w/the grill.

Thanks & Later

 

NorcalSVT, I'm not using the Factory License plate holder just the License Plate and a Plastic Frame on top of the license plate and 4 Plastic Tie Straps. I donot have any foam or protection behind the license plate. Did you check the post I reposted for you "Black L w/ Chrome Rims Paging David Yee"??? Check out the picture it isn't that hard simple! Hope this is some help.


DJY