Reply to "L rubber bumper license plate attachment"

bosswrenchMember

To return to the OP, along with David's post, some enlightened States in the U.S. enact sensible laws. For instance, my state of NV has a law that says a front license plate need not be used if the car was delivered without one & has no obvious place to mount such. I carry a copy of that law printed from the NV DMV Handbook inside both our one-plate '97 Z-28 & our '72 Pantera, for the benefit of curious policemen. No problems with this so far. Politeness pays off, too. Dunno about Denmark laws, though.

12/16/1712:36 PM

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