Anyone using a vintage plate?

[snorander 216]

How/where did you mount it? I certainly don’t want to drill any holes in the hood. I’m thinking I’ll drill the snow flap and use some stainless steel hardware to mount it there.

Edited January 27, 2019 by snorander

[noxorc 70]

This opens up the door for your photo to be taken when the hood is up.

[snorander 216]

No, it’s for my sons sled, not Mine. I’ve got three more years to go before I can register mine as vintage, but by then I’m sure they’ll change the law and I’ll get screwed out of it.

[RK-SXViper 144]

I made a bracket and mounted it inside the windshield. It could be seen clearly and didn't damage the sled

[snorander 216]

49 minutes ago, RK-SXViper said:

I made a bracket and mounted it inside the windshield. It could be seen clearly and didn't damage the sled

 How did you attach the bracket? Got a picture? Thanks!

[MTNBYKR 188]

Steve,

The plate on my TNT is mounted on the dash behind the windshield, and is held on by a few small strips of 3M hook and loop tape (the "Velcro" type stuff).  It works great.

My Olympique plate had already been drilled and bolted on to the trunk by the previous owner, otherwise I would have used the 3M tape for that too.

 

[smallengineguy 88]

Cracks me up nowadays when I see a Camaro Iroc Z from 1990 with an "Antique Auto" plate on it. Same with 90's sleds. Guess it's different as you get older.

[snorander 216]

This is going on an 87  but yes I totally agree!

[RK-SXViper 144]

10 hours ago, snorander said:

 How did you attach the bracket? Got a picture? Thanks!

Sorry no pics I sold the sled years ago. I think i removed the windshield and mounted the bracket where the windshield would hide the screws.