| Author | Message | ||
| kelly vince (Tofosi1)
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Thanks, Never thought of just putting some holes in a regular frame. I think my US grand prix lic Plate cover is coming off the truck. Should fit real nice. | ||
| '75 308 GT4 (Peter)
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True, I've seen this on only one other Ferrari here in Vancouver, a 365 GTC/4 and nowhere else. Not even on other GT4's. Again, the one shown in the parts catalogue is different and the brochure shows a different one as well! | ||
| BretM (Bretm)
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That's a pretty weird system. My '85 308GTSqv has the normal US style plate mount. You have to love Ferrari and there inconsistency. You know how they say that there are no two people alike, well I think the same applies for Ferraris. | ||
| '75 308 GT4 (Peter)
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Better yet, here's what it exactly looks like (aren't digicams awesome, moments later and your picture is ready! It'll be hard to go back to film):   | ||
| '75 308 GT4 (Peter)
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My licence plate is held within a thin chromed frame, and this frame is screwed onto the rear panel by tiny screws at the corners. Could this be the same? | ||
| kelly vince (Tofosi1)
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Nope, I've tried, the holes on the back are at the edges of a normal lic Plate. I guees they are sort of EURO, but it's not a EURO car. | ||
| BretM (Bretm)
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Almost all automotive stores have them. I have a black plastic one. The Ferrari dealers have some really over priced ones. A normal car dealer would probably have some also. | ||
| kelly vince (Tofosi1)
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Anyone know where I can get one. The holes in the back panel are as wide as the US lic. plate. |