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    Anyone have suggestions for attaching the rear license plate? The kit from Caterham contains what looks like Euro plate attachments. Thanks.
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    What ever Doug tells you, don't listen to him, his plate is always hanging off the car :D
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    • #3
      Hi Randy;

      I can come by late on Saturday afternoon or during the day on Sunday and we can figure something out. I think we can make it be neat and clean.

      Give me a call to set up a time.

      Regards,
      Ron
      EscondidoRon

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      • #4
        My plate is not hanging off the car, it does dual function as a G Meter. It was designed that way.

        I removed my spare tire carrier and mounted the plate thru the hole for the retaining bolt.

        I got a Ford Cobra style license plate mounting kit. The tread size is the same as used on a lamp base, threaded tube is readily available so you can pass the wire to the light thru it.

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        • #5
          I made a bracket from some scrap sheet Al, mounted on the LP light bracket. I have heard of others bolting directly to the rear skin. Anything goes.
          | | Sean

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          • #6
            I just set 4 rivnuts into the skin and fastened a stainless frame from the auto store with #8 screws. I did mount several white LED into the slightly tilted frame to avoid the ugly wart for the light.

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            • #7
              What about Velcro?

              No holes in the skin that way.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Doug Liedblad View Post
                What about Velcro?

                No holes in the skin that way.
                That's what I did. Absolutely no problems in 7 years.
                Chris
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                A day you don't go a hundred is a day wasted

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                • #9
                  I did velcro with no issues. However, it is very uncertain who gets custody of my amateur paint job once the velcro and car needs to divorce.

                  /Magnus F.

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