Removable front license plate bracket for 458's

My dealer had installed my plate in a better way without covering the horse. If you put it in the upper lip of the bumper is better than the lower lip, so you wont cover the horse.
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Salam Abd Rahman,

How did the dealer afix the plate? Double sided tape and is the plate made of steel or plastic?

Thanks

 

I was planning on doing this

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sure.. i am in the san gabriel valley area, also wouldnt it be a better solution to clip on the side mesh instead.. like your vx3 but with longer attachment arms

 

I have already done the ultimate solution -- move to Nevada where they don't care, don't charge you sales tax on the trade in value (unlike California), and don't have a state income tax.

As Charlie says -- "winning!"

 

One thing you might want to consider for a USA shaped plate, is having the lower edge of the plate extend slightly below the lower edge of the car's front bumper. For a low profile car, this helps in knowing when the front of the car is about to hit on a steep incline. The plate is mounted like this on my car and when I hear the plate scrapping, I know I'm at the point of where I need to go extremely slow, or adjust my angle of attack.

 

Out of curiosity: I thought you don't have to have front license plates in the US?

 

Just saw this right now - thanks for the info! You don't need it in Cali right? I remember seeing several cars in Cali without front license plates.

 

By having government plates on your car you are subjecting yourselves to their made up rules. The very act of even registering your car is handing over the TITLE (certificate of ownership) to the government, thus giving them ownership. Here in the UK at least, if you look at your V5 document you will see that you are just the registered keeper, not the owner.

Remember this - to register is to hand over the title of what ever you are registering. Many people are now seeing past this fraud and are taking ownership of their property back. There is no LAW that says you have to register your car, only made up LEGISLATION. Not the same thing as LAW. To break a LAW there has to be an injured third party of some description. Statutes and acts are nothing more than policies (CONTRACTS). As such they require the consent of all parties involved to have any force of LAW.

No consent = No contract.

 

How should I know I don't live in the US yet - but I will keep this in mind when moving to Cali next summer! Thanks! If they stop you, can they force you to put on plates or do you just have to pay a fine?

 

Thanks for this very interesting explanation!

Are you saying that I am not breaking any law if I don't register my car, because no involved party is injured? So their "wish" to register one's car is some kind of made up legislation ergo a policy and thus requires my approval? So I am breaking no law by not registering my car just legislation - where are you going with this?

 

I am going to guess that you are NOT a lawyer, because what you say makes absolutely no sense.

But maybe its just me.......

 

..... Until you have an accident and someone gets injured or killed then you have broken a Law ... And because you didn't Register, you are not insured. So you have broken a legislation... Which is of course the law as well.... Bottom line you're screwed

 

Chairpilot,

Have you progressed with this mechanism since your last post as I may be interested? I live in Gibraltar and have a 458 due for delivery end of March/early April (I just submitted the final spec before production).

Martin

 

I got a ticket after 2 years of driving around with no front plate on my BMW M3. What I did was to order a screw in kit that bolts into the front end tow hooks that is removable. Went to CHP office got the fix it ticket ($25) signed off then took the plate off. Hopefully won't get another fix it ticket again.

 

LOL.