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Old 10-03-2013, 09:21 PM
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Default Anyone brave enough to post front license plates holders?

I was installed mine using the "flat" bracket, but before I put it on the corvette one, I wanted to see some pictures. Show us those front plates!
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I think I figured it out, two different plates. Use curved plate, drill holes to mount plate, bend plate a bit then snap into bracket for the curved plate that has been attached to the grill. The flat bracket sarge for states that have to be a minimum height.
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Originally Posted by luvlake
I think I figured it out, two different plates. Use curved plate, drill holes to mount plate, bend plate a bit then snap into bracket for the curved plate that has been attached to the grill. The flat bracket sarge for states that have to be a minimum height.
Is a cop actually going to measure this if it mounted to either bracket?
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Originally Posted by mrrrkva
I was installed mine using the "flat" bracket, but before I put it on the corvette one, I wanted to see some pictures. Show us those front plates!
I think these are hideous!
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I think these are hideous!
NO way on Gods green earth is that thing going on my car!!!!
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So, does the car come with two different kinds of brackets for the front plate?
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Found this one at classic chevrolet in grapevine texas, but doesn't have the actual plate on it

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Those are both fugly
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The last pic is least "fugly".
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Originally Posted by JAGWelborn
I think these are hideous!
Wow...looks like the C7 shares at least three parts with the C6. It looks like the same atrocity that they stuck on the C6.
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Three guesses which one I'm going to use!!!
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I would rather take local transit (the bus)
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Yikes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by Racer
I would rather take local transit (the bus)


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Originally Posted by luvlake
I think I figured it out, two different plates. Use curved plate, drill holes to mount plate, bend plate a bit then snap into bracket for the curved plate that has been attached to the grill. The flat bracket sarge for states that have to be a minimum height.
The flat bracket is very ugly!!! It's an engineering marvel brought forward from the C6. But I am really confused as to the reason for the bracket with the corvette plastic plate on it. If you snap off the corvette plate the mount has a picture of a license plate embossed on the surface with a slash thru it. I take that to mean it is not to be used as a license plate mount. What the hell is it for?
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I believe GM put that on there because some states have minimum height requirements. I intend to use the curved plate, drill holes and go. No cop would measure the height,. In addition it is the same as the Top Flight I ran for 6 years with no problems
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Come on!!! No ONE with a actual plate on your vehicle?

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http://www.corvetteblogger.com/2013/...-plate-holder/


Exterior Design Manager Kirk Bennion explains no drilling required front plate mount....
http://www.corvetteblogger.com/2013/...license-plate/
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I haven't seen pictures of the plate mounted to the curved mount.
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Neither thank you. A guy with 460 hp is guy that probably takes a few risks. I'm just sayin.......


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