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You Corvette forum veterans probably already know about this.if not all the better. I just purchased a 2014 Vert. I specifically mentioned to the seller that I needed a front license plate bracket as Massachusetts requires it. I like to show the car and hate the look up front with the bracket in place. So curiosity got the best of me and to my surprise the bracket is easily detached from the front grill. I’ve included some pictures including the manufacturer of the bracket for people that like to show their car without the front license plate showing. The bracket hooks under the center grill bar and then the spring loaded clips attach above into the grill and it’s very secure when in place.
I bought the same one (though I often forget to put it on...) and its great, very easy to put on/take off, and built very well. Great solution to the front plate issue these cars have.
Got over 15k miles in the wonderful state of Taxachusetts.Plate is in the Trunk.
Your choice to ruin the look of your Beautiful Car.
Just another CORVETTE TAX or MA.FEE.
If the question,IF I get ticketed.Your choice.Your nose to get Ugly
Got over 15k miles in the wonderful state of Taxachusetts.Plate is in the Trunk.
Your choice to ruin the look of your Beautiful Car.
Just another CORVETTE TAX or MA.FEE.
If the question,IF I get ticketed.Your choice.Your nose to get Ugly
Vettes are very noticeable especially here on Cape Cod. I’ll take the plate off when showing the car but it stays on for driving. It’s to tempting to get on the beast and get a speeding ticket let alone inviting trouble by not having the front plate in place.
Great idea, block off 50 or so square inches of air flow to an already taxed cooling system... not...
I would suspect that if GM has a stock bracket to put up front as it’s REQUIRED in many states they would have taken that cooling hit into consideration.
I bought a 2014 yesterday. Although SD requires front and rear plates, you can now spend an additional $25 and get a plate for the rear only. But you are limited to 7,500 miles/year, which won't be any problem for me.
I bought a 2014 yesterday. Although SD requires front and rear plates, you can now spend an additional $25 and get a plate for the rear only. But you are limited to 7,500 miles/year, which won't be any problem for me.
You Corvette forum veterans probably already know about this.if not all the better. I just purchased a 2014 Vert. I specifically mentioned to the seller that I needed a front license plate bracket as Massachusetts requires it. I like to show the car and hate the look up front with the bracket in place. So curiosity got the best of me and to my surprise the bracket is easily detached from the front grill. I’ve included some pictures including the manufacturer of the bracket for people that like to show their car without the front license plate showing. The bracket hooks under the center grill bar and then the spring loaded clips attach above into the grill and it’s very secure when in place.
I have one of these for sale for $60 in the “Parts for Sale” forum if anyone is interested. Fits Stingray and I traded it for a Z06 so it won’t work for me now. It was never installed on the car other than to check for fit.
05-24-2019, 01:32 PM
So I discovered something today
