ojpimpson

What do I need to install A rear license plate.(parts) ck out pic.

aben8057

self tapping screws and a plate..my plate screws directly to the plastic assembly.

DIY link:

http://www.ehow.com/how_3377_install...se-plates.html

to remove, do it in reverse order

Nicolaasdb

just don't install the license plates...pro's no tickets when taking a red light, no one can trace your car/address etc, no one can write down your license #

and since your name is ojpimpson...you are better off that way!

con's...when the police pulls you over..your going to be in deep s...., but since you are OJ you are probably going to run anyways! and with your P no one in a copcar can keep up....!!

Riad

Use a nail gun and shoot it in right over the Carerra badge.

ojpimpson

Thanks I will try it. You half to remember I got off. oj

Charlie C

Good one RIAD!

Kims996Cab

My car came with a 1/4" thick, black plastic Porsche plate that was attached to the rear bumper with two sheet metal screws running into small, square plastic anchors set in square holes in the bumper.

That black plastic plate had 4 holes at the appropriate spacing for a license plate. Used screws to attach the metal plate to it.

porschedog

Liquid Nails will do the trick. And when you get a new plate, just glue it over the old one.

Ever since I gave the Monster-in-Law a tube of Liquid Nails (re-labled as DentureGrip) to hold her dentures in place, life has been just a bit sweeter (and much quieter).

woody-77

You should add it to your list of mods when you figure out how to put the plate on the car.

kilrgt

Now that was funny...

rayscar

Two sided carpet tape should do the trick and would be a weight savings over screws.