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Join Date: Jan 2014
Location: Sacramento,California
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front roll pans
can anyone direct me towards a front roll pan with a place for a license plate. I have searched but only seen smooth ones. If I cant find one, I might french the bumper, but the bumper I have is a little beat up, I'd rather start fresh.
thanks in advance, mike
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Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Farmville, Va
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Re: front roll pans
You can always buy an A/M painted bumper to French.
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Re: front roll pans
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Neither one of mine (front or rear) have a provision for a plate. I don't have to have a front one but I need to do something in the back. I'm thinking about cutting a notch in the rear pan just big enough to accommodate the plate. It certainly wouldn't have to be too deep. LockDoc
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Join Date: Jan 2014
Location: Sacramento,California
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Re: front roll pans
Well I found plenty of rear pans with the plate mount. But not front. I just went tonpick n pull on my lunch break and grabbed a front bumper (painted) of a 68 gmc that is in great shape and I'm going to cut it into a roll pan. California requires front and rear matching plates. And since I have original plates I would like to display them.
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