Reply to "Ideas for mounting front number plates"

lf-tp2511Member

Here in California they issue two plates and we are legally required to display one to the front and one to the rear. It’s been probably 30 years since I have ever displayed a front plate on any of my F150s, and I have never displayed it on 2511 in over 50,000 miles of driving. Only one problem.

I had a friendly CHP officer issue a fix it ticket for the missing plate during his stop initiated by a slightly excessive use of the right-hand pedal. I rigged up some funky bracket off of the stock rubber bumper mounting holes, drove to the CHP to get it written off and it was gone five minutes after arriving back home.

Most people here do display a front tag but I bet at least 10% are in don’t

Larry

1/13/216:59 PM

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