<VV> Platz

[Sethracer at aol.com]

In a message dated 9/30/2005 6:25:51 PM Pacific Standard Time, pp2 at 6007.us  
writes:

Laws  usually say the plate must be visible from the front but generally do 
not  say where. Have seen some cars with plates in the windshield. Have also  
seen cars that look silly with a plate centered in the front but fine with  
the plate mounted over on the passenger side. You do have choices (mine is  
to live in Florida which does not have a front plate).

Padgett  





Okay - California requires front plates on all cars. When I bought my 1996  
Camaro (in 96) I never installed it,cause it's ugly. I drove it until 2004,  
never questioned, pulled over once for some "behavior" no ticket. No problem  
(Northern California!). My daughter took the car down to LA, 2nd night parked in 
 front of a nice apartment complex, a ticket appeared for no front plate. And 
she  was mad at me - So I pulled the second plate off the back of my racecar  
(trailered only) and installed it on the front of the Camaro while she was 
home.  My new Vette had no front plate - still has no front plate. None intended 
until  forced. Could it be the attitude of both the driver and the Police in 
the area.  - I guess I'm still a scofflaw! But well plated! 
 
Seth  Emerson
Sethracer at aol.com
C's the day! 
 
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