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Learner Plates Off!
Plus 4 SS legal front number plate bracket

Here is a picture of my Plus 4 SS legal front plate mounting bracket.

It's a piece of 2mm thick aluminium 275mm x 220mm folded to 112 degrees at 85mm on the short side. There are two 8mm holes that line up with the two holes that are already in the grille closing panel.

If you look up from underneath the grille you will see them filled with rubber grommets.

This allows the number plate to sit flush with the undertray, but not touching it, so no paint damage.

The number plate is stuck to the bracket and sits nice and straight.

I have black powder coated the bracket so that it will not corrode. I also made one up in stainless steel but it is very heavy compared to the aluminium.




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Ha ha ok. Have a wonderful summer with both! (As if Northern Ireland ever had enough good weather to let you use both toys!) frown

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