How do you put a license plate on the front of the Camaro?
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Luckily, since having my Camaro, I have only lived in states where it is required to have a license plate on the rear of the car. How do you guys who live in states that require front and rear license plates get by? There's nothing on the front bumper that will hold a license plate. Just curious, if I ever do move to one of those states.
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mine came with a factory plate holder mounted on it, when i ran all the rpo codes one of the was for front license plate bracket. someday i am gona rip the grill out tho its cluttered looking with plate in front
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Living in Kansas has its downsides, but no front plate requirement is a definite upside.
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LOL, my wife got pulled over at least 10 times in 2 weeks for not having one on her Camaro when she got it, never got a ticket but was told she would be given a ticket if the car didn't have one in a week.
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In WA, we are supposed to run one. A lot of people in the Eastern part of the state run without, but seems like the Seattle area and the western metropolitan areas get checked closer.
I bought my car from a guy in the Seattle area and he built a spring loaded holder that fits under the bumper.
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I really don't care for the overall look, but I give him kudos for a workable solution. The plate can be fixed in the up position for shows and it is spring loaded so if you encounter a speed bump or similar, it springs back after the bump.
I bought my car from a guy in the Seattle area and he built a spring loaded holder that fits under the bumper.
![](http://hutch.smugmug.com/Cars/2000-SS/i-gDQ4Ctd/0/M/20140221_122749-2-M.jpg)
I really don't care for the overall look, but I give him kudos for a workable solution. The plate can be fixed in the up position for shows and it is spring loaded so if you encounter a speed bump or similar, it springs back after the bump.
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In WA, we are supposed to run one. A lot of people in the Eastern part of the state run without, but seems like the Seattle area and the western metropolitan areas get checked closer.
I bought my car from a guy in the Seattle area and he built a spring loaded holder that fits under the bumper.
![](http://hutch.smugmug.com/Cars/2000-SS/i-gDQ4Ctd/0/M/20140221_122749-2-M.jpg)
I really don't care for the overall look, but I give him kudos for a workable solution. The plate can be fixed in the up position for shows and it is spring loaded so if you encounter a speed bump or similar, it springs back after the bump.
I bought my car from a guy in the Seattle area and he built a spring loaded holder that fits under the bumper.
![](http://hutch.smugmug.com/Cars/2000-SS/i-gDQ4Ctd/0/M/20140221_122749-2-M.jpg)
I really don't care for the overall look, but I give him kudos for a workable solution. The plate can be fixed in the up position for shows and it is spring loaded so if you encounter a speed bump or similar, it springs back after the bump.
Here's my favorite solution for Camaros:
http://www.texas-speed.com/p-1943-sl...nse-plate.aspx
http://www.fquick.com/images/vehicle...jpg?1215544918
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In WA, we are supposed to run one. A lot of people in the Eastern part of the state run without, but seems like the Seattle area and the western metropolitan areas get checked closer.
I bought my car from a guy in the Seattle area and he built a spring loaded holder that fits under the bumper.
![](http://hutch.smugmug.com/Cars/2000-SS/i-gDQ4Ctd/0/M/20140221_122749-2-M.jpg)
I really don't care for the overall look, but I give him kudos for a workable solution. The plate can be fixed in the up position for shows and it is spring loaded so if you encounter a speed bump or similar, it springs back after the bump.
I bought my car from a guy in the Seattle area and he built a spring loaded holder that fits under the bumper.
![](http://hutch.smugmug.com/Cars/2000-SS/i-gDQ4Ctd/0/M/20140221_122749-2-M.jpg)
I really don't care for the overall look, but I give him kudos for a workable solution. The plate can be fixed in the up position for shows and it is spring loaded so if you encounter a speed bump or similar, it springs back after the bump.
thats called the 007 mod lol.
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SS Grille here - no mounting point.
I got pulled over once and got a $90 ticket.
Thought of doing the move where you have the electric pop-up mount, but decided against it.
The cop who gave me the ticket was more mad that I didn't even have it in the car. So now I keep it under my floor mat and I'll throw it in the windshield if I ever get the feeling I'll be pulled over. Just my ideas..
I got pulled over once and got a $90 ticket.
Thought of doing the move where you have the electric pop-up mount, but decided against it.
The cop who gave me the ticket was more mad that I didn't even have it in the car. So now I keep it under my floor mat and I'll throw it in the windshield if I ever get the feeling I'll be pulled over. Just my ideas..
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LOL, tried the windshield trick, it's still illegal in Iowa and more likely to get you pulled over. If they see it in your windshield they realize it's not on the front of your car.
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When I got my car it didn't have the front license plate bracket so I had to order one. Took a few weeks to show up so I just rocked the rear plate only for a while. I got pulled over within a few days of doing so. The officer said he'd rather me have no plates on at all rather than just the back one. Go figure?
Also, my front plate was bent from someone backing into my car a few years back so I took the plate off and put a Pontiac Racing one on there. I got pulled over literally the first day I had it on there, and then never again for 3 years.
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