Licence Plate Frames
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Licence Plate Frames
Hey gang,
I was searching and couldnt find any tread on that so i decide to open one. Just wondering whos using what kinda licence plate frames for the back? Is there anything special and unique for our G`s?
I was searching and couldnt find any tread on that so i decide to open one. Just wondering whos using what kinda licence plate frames for the back? Is there anything special and unique for our G`s?
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Since this thread is about license plate frames. Does any one have a problem with the rear license plate. Mine only has 2 bolts on the top, no bolts on the bottom. It seems to flap easily during a drive. any body has this problem?
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I too have dealer frame. It's slightly too small and I'll robably remove it. Some states (Texas is one) have laws that the plate frame cannot obstruct any part of the plate or else they are illegal. Some officers in Texas issue citations for any frame on the plate, but it's only illegal if it obstructs the state name or the letters/numbers of the plate.
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but do you all have bolts on the bottom of the plate it self? I live in texas. The reason why they issue citations is because it is a better reason for them to catch you for something else. Such as DUI DWI. If your not swerving but they smell alcohol on your breath they will give you a sobriety test. Happened to me before. 3 times. first time had alcohol. next 2 just trying to run my plates and license. But hey that is just my experience maybe there is some justice behind all that. Also in texas we are required to have front plates. Don't like haveing the plate on the front bumper but hey you to do what you got to do.
#7
This is what my license plate frame looks like. Yes, I know I'm suppose to be a Cowboy fan living in the Dallas area.
The G35 also only had two bolts at the top of the plate but I didn't have any problems with it or the one on my G37.
The G35 also only had two bolts at the top of the plate but I didn't have any problems with it or the one on my G37.
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#8
If you grab the bottom of the rear plate and just move it back and for does it seem to flimsy? because mine just moves rather easily. kind of concerned because it might bend the attachment point and eventually break.
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but do you all have bolts on the bottom of the plate it self? I live in texas. The reason why they issue citations is because it is a better reason for them to catch you for something else. Such as DUI DWI. If your not swerving but they smell alcohol on your breath they will give you a sobriety test. Happened to me before. 3 times. first time had alcohol. next 2 just trying to run my plates and license. But hey that is just my experience maybe there is some justice behind all that. Also in texas we are required to have front plates. Don't like haveing the plate on the front bumper but hey you to do what you got to do.
I'm in TX. The reason why they give you a citation is becasue it's against the law. It's their job. Fines for breaking the law generate money for the state. I've had no front plate for the past 5 years or so and never been stopped for it. I've been lucky but if I get stopped and ticketed, it's nobody's fault but mine. I'm prepared to pay the consequenses like a man. The ticket is $97 in Houston.
No, there is nowhere on the G to bolt the bottom of the plate. The top 2 should hold it well enough.
#10
The plate on my G35 coupe only had two bolts and I had it for 4.5 years without a problem.
#11
I'm in Texas too (Dallas) and don't have a front plate. I don't plan to install one either and I'm also prepared to pay the fine if I get a ticket for it. I thought there was proposed legistation last year to over turn that law but I don't know what happened to it.
#12
I certainly hope the give you a field sobriety test if they smell alcohol on your breath! Their job is to keep the highways safe. In Mexico, an officer's assertion of smelling alcohol on your breath is evidence enough for a DWI conviction; no breath or blood alcohol level testing is necessary. Zero tolerance. I'm hoping by your statement that you had only been drinking the first time it happened, that you'd learned better and weren't driving impaired on the latter 2 occasions.
I'm in TX. The reason why they give you a citation is becasue it's against the law. It's their job. Fines for breaking the law generate money for the state. I've had no front plate for the past 5 years or so and never been stopped for it. I've been lucky but if I get stopped and ticketed, it's nobody's fault but mine. I'm prepared to pay the consequenses like a man. The ticket is $97 in Houston.
No, there is nowhere on the G to bolt the bottom of the plate. The top 2 should hold it well enough.
I'm in TX. The reason why they give you a citation is becasue it's against the law. It's their job. Fines for breaking the law generate money for the state. I've had no front plate for the past 5 years or so and never been stopped for it. I've been lucky but if I get stopped and ticketed, it's nobody's fault but mine. I'm prepared to pay the consequenses like a man. The ticket is $97 in Houston.
No, there is nowhere on the G to bolt the bottom of the plate. The top 2 should hold it well enough.
#13
For Texas driver we are allowed to put the plates inside the window with suction cups and does not affect the driver's visibility. There is some law that states we are allowed to do this because my brother got pulled over for it and he even told the officer it isn't illegal and remembered the document stating the loophole.
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For Texas driver we are allowed to put the plates inside the window with suction cups and does not affect the driver's visibility. There is some law that states we are allowed to do this because my brother got pulled over for it and he even told the officer it isn't illegal and remembered the document stating the loophole.
It didn't pass that I'm aware of.
#15
And yes, the front plate law for Texas did not pass. Lame!