Well I am not sure it can be registered (pass inspection) in NY state without a front platezozoka1212 wrote:^1+
Wait till mr tell you to do it. There are few members in survivor mode and they doing well.
zozo
I think NJ requires one too, but that's not really relevant here. It's formerly a PA-registered car that never had a front plate: no holes in the bumper or any other obvious way to mount a plate.Tampa G35 Sedan 6MT wrote:Do you have to have a front plate in NJ ???
The dealer put the plates on for me while I enjoyed their free snacks06x wrote:Has anyone here put on their front license plate themselves?
What did they charge (just as a reference point)?telcoman wrote:
The dealer put the plates on for me while I enjoyed their free snacks
Telcoman
Yeah that could be a solutionSteveTheTech wrote:The front plate is something I have never really liked personally. There are products on the market like this.
Good Old Ebay
If you are planning on showing your car or taking it out of state or for some reason want to remove it just unscrew it.
Once you install the tag you will get used to it it is not that obtrusive on the front of a G as it seems.
There was no charge that i was aware of.There was a 4 year NJ registration fee but when the plates arrived, the dealer called me & I drove over and they put them on. I think I also received a free car wash also?06x wrote:
What did they charge (just as a reference point)?
It makes your G run better on regularTampa G35 Sedan 6MT wrote:Glad Florida don't make you have that ugly thing on the front of the car...
What is the point of two tags anyway?
DJ