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Sunday, February 5, 2012
front plate holder - TDIClub Forums
front plate holder
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Saturday, February 4, 2012
Looking For Answers To Your Front Plate Driving Worries?
Now you can keep BMW street legal and have that front license plate displayed without drilling any holes in your beautiful BMW bumper. You will use the front tow hook mounting point to install the BMW no holes license plate bracket.
Installing BMW No Holes License Plate Holder is quick and easy. When you purchase the NO Holes LPB Kit, it includes all the things you need to put it together. To install, you will need a screw driver and wrench. Here’s how:
Step One: Simply remove the tow hook access cover from the front tow hook mounting port. Gently pull the plastic cap to remove it from your bumper.
Step two: Insert the tow hook adapter bolt into the tow point and use an adjustable wrench and socket to tighten it.
Step three: Install the bracket until it is secure and you can screw in the plate. It’s that simple.
You can easily do this because the BMW No Hole License Plate Holder comes with an instruction booklet.
The BMW remote powered license plate holder will help you hide your license plate and beat the cameras on the streets to avoid traffic tickets and fines. Not only that, you are also protected from cops looking for suspicious car set ups. The license plate flips down and slide under the bumper and that’s it the license plate is out of sight. To display, the license plate slides out and flips upwards.
Installing this well-designed device is easy. Use screws to install the bracket mounts under the bumper. This may require you to drill two small holes for the installation.
No doubt, BMW No Holes License Plate Holder & Remote Powered License Plate Holder is the answer to your front plate driving worries.
Looking for more? Click on the link for more BMW accessories.
Friday, February 3, 2012
Selling things on Facebook - Dodge Caliber SRT-4 Forums
Selling things on Facebook
So the moral of the story is, never let anyone send you money on Paypal as a personal, pay the money and be protected as even your "friends" are out to screw you!
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Thursday, February 2, 2012
Front Plate on LM002 - Lamborghini Forum
If anyone has a DIY solution, I'd love to learn about it... My other option would be to get a 3M Dinoc Vinyl of the plate - but the ONLY approved vendor that Dubai Police accepts charges USD 150 for the service!!
Front licence plate
I'm the proud new owner of my first viper! Its being delivered this weekend and I can't wait!
how many of you put the front license plate on?
Of those that left it off, how often to you get ticketed/harassed by the law?
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
State v. Terrence T. Boyd, 2011AP1056-CR, District 2, 2/1/12
court of appeals decision (recommended for publication); for Boyd: Andrea Taylor Cornwall, SPD, Milwaukee Appellate; case activity
Traffic Stop – Failure to Display Front Plate
Because Boyd’s car was registered in a state (Illinois) that issues two plates, car could be stopped for failing to display a plate on the front, in violation of § 341.15(1) (“[w]henever 2 registration plates are issued for a vehicle, one plate shall be attached to the front and one to the rear of the vehicle.”).
¶7 Now, having dispensed with Boyd’s main argument, we can get down to the business of interpreting Wis. Stat. § 341.15, titled “Display Wis. Stat.§ 341.15, titled “Display of registration plates” is a “law[] of this state providing for the registration of … vehicles” from which nonresidents who meet the Wis. Stat. § 341.40(1) criteria are exempt. As we already pointed out, § 341.15(1) states that “[w]henever 2 registration plates are issued, one plate shall be attached to the front and one to the rear of the vehicle.” (Emphasis added). Given the legislature’s use of the word “whenever,”[2] § 341.15(1) unambiguously applies to all vehicles operated in Wisconsin, not just those that are also registered in Wisconsin. We note that the very next subsection, § 341.15(1m), sets out requirements for “any registration decal or tag issued by the department.” (Emphasis added.) Obviously, if the legislature had wanted to limit § 341.15(1) to cars issued two plates in the state of Wisconsin, it could have done so by stating that “whenever 2 registration plates are issued by the department, one plate shall be attached to the front and one to the rear ….”[3] Boyd’s argument essentially asks us to read that extra language into the statute, which is something we may not do. See Burbank Grease Servs., LLC v. Sokolowski, 2006 WI 103, ¶¶24-25, 294 Wis. 2d 274, 717 N.W.2d 781. We therefore hold that § 341.15(1) applies to all vehicles driven in the state of Wisconsin, not just those registered here.
