Originally Posted by ~Stingray
(Post 1584231316)
I dislike the front plate. But it will happen in every state before too long. It brings in too much income from traffic cams and ticketing.
But the front-plate laws are staying because the parking enforcement gets to write revenue bills... I mean tickets... to those who don't want to run a front plate. My friends who are cops also say that it gives them a reason to pull over cars that look suspicious. |
Originally Posted by ~Stingray
(Post 1584231316)
I dislike the front plate. But it will happen in every state before too long. It brings in too much income from traffic cams and ticketing.
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If you see the video in the OP, the front plate holder goes over the ugly chrome strip. I'm hoping a vendor will come out with a replacement grill that has LED strips kind of like in the drawing. IMO that would look pretty cool.
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Originally Posted by TheLex
(Post 1584240709)
If you see the video in the OP, the front plate holder goes over the ugly chrome strip. I'm hoping a vendor will come out with a replacement grill that has LED strips kind of like in the drawing. IMO that would look pretty cool.
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Originally Posted by ~Stingray
(Post 1584231316)
I dislike the front plate. But it will happen in every state before too long. It brings in too much income from traffic cams and ticketing.
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A must have in Oregon. Been pulled over many times by State Troopers for not having the plate on my C6. Thank you to GM for a better bracket
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Originally Posted by Bill17601
(Post 1584232214)
Is this because the ticket person or camera can not see the rear plate? Cameras are used on the rear plate because so many states do not have front plates. I will tell you this Pennsylvania will always have one plate. Until cars are id'd by computer chips read from any angle..
In addition, the cars can be identified by cops as you are approaching them instead of waiting until you pass. Its a lot easier to read an approaching plate than one that is running away from you. Third, as many have stated, many cars are not designed to have a front plate. And it often uglifies the car to many owners. They know people are going to skip putting it on so its another way to make money since the people who are running the state can't seem to organize their income/spending. Which is another reason why it won't go away. The ones that would make the decision, make the money from it. |
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Yes:thumbs:
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Originally Posted by ~Stingray
(Post 1584246387)
From what I am told by relatives of cops is the front plate allows for another angle on the car to be identified. There are many cases, where the back plate is blurry and the front helped with the identification. I really don't believe this too much, but who am I to argue; I don't look at those images.
In addition, the cars can be identified by cops as you are approaching them instead of waiting until you pass. Its a lot easier to read an approaching plate than one that is running away from you. Third, as many have stated, many cars are not designed to have a front plate. And it often uglifies the car to many owners. They know people are going to skip putting it on so its another way to make money since the people who are running the state can't seem to organize their income/spending. Which is another reason why it won't go away. The ones that would make the decision, make the money from it. All good points. It is not going to happen in Pa however. What you will have is a chip that emits a signal and identifies your car from any angle. A simple hand held device, or not hand held, will ID any car for the police. It is a shame they will miss their front plate tickets. |
Originally Posted by Bill17601
(Post 1584247541)
All good points. It is not going to happen in Pa however. What you will have is a chip that emits a signal and identifies your car from any angle. A simple hand held device, or not hand held, will ID any car for the police. It is a shame they will miss their front plate tickets.
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Originally Posted by ~Stingray
(Post 1584248297)
Whoa, if cell phone tracking isn't enough, lets make sure they can't drive anywhere without being tracked.
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Yes..it looks great and I use a non factory solution on my present c6.
I use my vette as a daily driver and don't want to return to tickets on the windshield when I return. |
Not required here in GA so ...... NO! Thinking about my prestige tag and what it will be :flag:
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front license plate at NCM 60th anniversary
while going through the autograph line after the 6oth anniversary banquet, i asked Dave Tatman, Harland Charles and John Fitzpatrick why there were no front license plate mounts on any of the seven C7 cars on display at the NCM boulevard thursday.
the glib response is that they are ugly! well as a resident of one of the 31 states that require front plates and perhaps the very customer that the c7 is supposed to be sold to, i was a little insulted. having already bought 6 new corvettes since 1990 and having lived in wisconsin that whole time , i have always run two plates. my 2 c6's both have aftermarket brackets and work fine. well, just as i said, seemed a little condescending. Ed Foy fond du lac, wi. foytoy 2012 torch red grand sport convertible foytoy 2 2005 mag red coupe |
I live in Minnesota which requires the front plate.
I am using the aftermarket removable plate holder on my current C6, and plan on using the front plate option on my future C7, the no plate hassle is not worth the benefit of the improved look for me. |
I think it is such a waste of aluminum and other resources to require a front plate. Not required in Florida, love living here.
Was required in Wisconsin where I used to live, now I drive all year round and no storage. |
Originally Posted by greengo
(Post 1584294993)
Just trust nObama.....he is looking out for all of us since we are incapable of doing it
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Originally Posted by Foy Toy
(Post 1584298278)
while going through the autograph line after the 6oth anniversary banquet, i asked Dave Tatman, Harland Charles and John Fitzpatrick why there were no front license plate mounts on any of the seven C7 cars on display at the NCM boulevard thursday.
the glib response is that they are ugly! well as a resident of one of the 31 states that require front plates and perhaps the very customer that the c7 is supposed to be sold to, i was a little insulted. having already bought 6 new corvettes since 1990 and having lived in wisconsin that whole time , i have always run two plates. my 2 c6's both have aftermarket brackets and work fine. well, just as i said, seemed a little condescending. Ed Foy fond du lac, wi. foytoy 2012 torch red grand sport convertible foytoy 2 2005 mag red coupe |
I never run a front plate in CA, until I get a fixit tic, then I put it on just long enough for sign-off, then off it comes...
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