i know we cant leagally get away with running one plate but what is you guys exsperince wiht this.

 

depends on how strict the cops are in your area I have one though it came like that on the car

 

i have been pulled over a few times for that same reason. but it where state poopers that got me on hwy 181.

 

pulled over twice by SAPD for having a smoke cover with a red bowtie on the front. I took it off after the second....

 

I have been driving F-bodies with the plate just in the rear since 1999 and have never had any problems whatsoever.

All my cars originally came with the front plat, but on the Camaro's I've just taken the bracket off and on the Firebird I put the cover on top of the front plate (luckily it was in the trunk when I bought it).

I have even gotten three speeding tickets but none of the cops have ever said anything about the plate.

I guess it depends...

TS

 

stick it in the front window using those 'office depot' suction cup hooks to keep it visible.

should cover you 99% of the time...since it is visible from the front of the car.

 

My Z came from a state that doesn't require a front plate. I have a bracket in the garage, but haven't decided whether to drill the holes or not, really haven't had the time either.

My previous car was a Corvette, which never had a front plate, and nobody ever bothered me about it in the seven years I drove it, even when pulled over for speeding a couple of times. However, I am older, and obviously don't fit the profile that police might be looking for an excuse to pull over. As mentioned above, I think that may be the key.

My Z is stock, so it doesn't attract attention either.

 

I haven't seen one vette with a plate in front well new one anyway

 

that's not the "front" and it can't have any coverings over it.

 

Here is the Law---

§ 502.404. Operation of Vehicle Without License Plate or Registration Insignia
(a) A person commits an offense if the person operates on a public highway during a registration period a passenger car or commercial motor vehicle that does not display two license plates, at the front and rear of the vehicle, that have been:

(1) assigned by the department for the period; or
(2) validated by a registration insignia issued by the department that establishes that the vehicle is registered for the period.
(b) A person commits an offense if the person operates on a public highway during a registration period a passenger car or commercial motor vehicle, other than a vehicle assigned license plates for the registration period, that does not properly display the registration insignia issued by the department that establishes that the license plates have been validated for the period.
(c) A person commits an offense if the person operates on a public highway during a registration period a road tractor, motorcycle, trailer, or semitrailer that does not display a license plate, attached to the rear of the vehicle, that has been:
(1) assigned by the department for the period; or

(2) validated by a registration insignia issued by the department that establishes that the vehicle is registered for the period.
(d) Subsections (a) and (b) do not apply to a dealer operating a vehicle as provided by law.

(e) An offense under this section is a misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to exceed $200.