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bracket 1
After removing the rear plastic, a metal frame was made that would sit under it and provide support for the hanging plate bracket.
Date: 03/16/2008
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bracket 2
Once the metal frame was finished, it was powdercoated to prevent rust. The welds may not be pretty, but they'll hold just fine.
Date: 03/16/2008
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bracket 3
Holes were drilled in the rear of the plastic housing. Thumb screws will be used to fasten the plate bracket so it can be removed easily for events.
Date: 03/16/2008
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bracket 4
A plate bracket in a basic "Z" shape was cut from a few pieces of scrap aluminum and welded together.
Date: 03/16/2008
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bracket 5
A jig saw, grinder, and a sander (along with some patience) were all it took to make it look nice.
Date: 03/16/2008
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bracket 6
The plate bracket was powdercoated satin black, and the rear of the license plate was painted to match.
Date: 03/16/2008
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bracket 7
Some windshield washer tubing was split and fastened to the edge of the plate in case the wind deflects it enough to touch the car's nose panel.
Date: 03/16/2008
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bracket 8
A smoked lexan cover protects the front surface of the plate and makes its green and gold colors stand out a bit less.
Date: 03/16/2008
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