Collection: License Plate Brackets

30 of the 50 U.S. States require a front license plate to be displayed. Ford has designed the stock Mustang front fascia with pre-molded dimples (in most cases) which provide a means/location to attach the license plate using boring type screws. Now you’re left with two ugly holes in the front of your car. Not only does this ruin your front fascia, but it could also reasonably reduce the possibility of resale of the car to potential customers from one of the other 20 states and what if you relocate to one of these other 20 states. 

My business was started with my own need for a means to attach a front license plate bracket to my own car.  I know first-hand that drilling into the front fascia of your new Hot Rod is absolutely something you do not want to do. When I purchased a new 2007 Saleen S-281SC, I had this dilemma, so I created my own custom brackets. This bracket is laser cut from 16ga stainless steel plate or aluminum and comes with all stainless-steel hardware. What does that mean? "No rust, no corrosion and show quality!" The bracket has rubber bumper protection in place, so no metal parts of the bracket ever touch the painted portion of the car. What does that mean? "No scratches and no annoying vibrating sounds!"

So, if you've "Been tempting fate without a front plate", the small amount you pay now will be much less painful than the $75-$200 you will pay later in traffic citation fees and court costs. And it looks good also!