Modifying license plates illegal
07-06-2006, 07:45 PM
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bend it
if its only the bottom inch or so. just bend that part 45 degrees back. if they have a problem you could always temperarily bend it back to make DMV or the cops happy then bend it back
07-06-2006, 07:48 PM
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As far as the ownership of license plates goes...we don't own them. we pay for vanity plates to have the privilege of custom plates. Too bad we don't have European plates
07-06-2006, 08:09 PM
#18
Originally Posted by Jakes02
if its only the bottom inch or so. just bend that part 45 degrees back. if they have a problem you could always temperarily bend it back to make DMV or the cops happy then bend it back
i went 4 wheeling with a dude once who had a jeep where the front bumper is a just a piece of metal that's aboout 5" tall.
so when you mount the license plate on it and when you hit obstacles, it would fold/crush the bottom part of the place just so, that the only thing showing was the numbers/letters...
he told me he's never gotton bugged about it...
07-07-2006, 10:35 AM
#20
Originally Posted by evsoul
why not just put it up in your window between the dash and window.
i dont have a license plate in the front and have never ever had an issue.
i dont have a license plate in the front and have never ever had an issue.
I think this type of thing is relative to how difficult the cop wants to be. Falls under the tint/exhaust/issues.
It's another thing they can get you for because technically it's not "legal".
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