Actually looks pretty good Terry, I've not had any issues with clearance on mine but nice to know from others that it is doable.
tommudd wrote:
Little trick I also did was to cut off/trim the top of the license plate and then drill a couple of holes a little lower and moved it up almost two inches, ( shoves the top of the plate all the way up into the pocket) , that way it would not get bent or torn off. Not sure if its really legal to drill/cut license plates, but you really can't tell that I did it.
Well I can't speak for other states but I'm pretty sure that little mod would net a hefty fine out her in AZ. According to a new law that went into effect last year (?) the top of the plate must be visible and unobstructed, they were going so far as to ticket folks who had the plate frames that obscured the state designation at the top of the plate, all thanks to the lovely traffic cameras that they are installing on the freeways
Aww man, don't tell me that. I'm gonna be moving to AZ this coming June!
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