No drill licence plate mount
#1
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No drill licence plate mount
Hi everyone.
It's come time time plate my new(ish) car.
In ontario you require a front plate. The car came from Quebec so had non prior.
I am looking for a no drill front licence plate mount for my 2013 e550 (pre-facelift) with front sensors.
My dealer was unable to provide one; the one they did have interfered with the sensors.
Also I need one shippable to Canada.
I am looking at an ijdmtoy one, but I'd really appreciate some insight from anyone with experience.
Thanks
It's come time time plate my new(ish) car.
In ontario you require a front plate. The car came from Quebec so had non prior.
I am looking for a no drill front licence plate mount for my 2013 e550 (pre-facelift) with front sensors.
My dealer was unable to provide one; the one they did have interfered with the sensors.
Also I need one shippable to Canada.
I am looking at an ijdmtoy one, but I'd really appreciate some insight from anyone with experience.
Thanks
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LeyenT (02-06-2017)
#3
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Try CravenSpeed.com. They are located in Portland, Oregon. They make a plate mounting kit that uses the tow hook to attach the unit. I had used their kit on a 2014 GLK.
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LeyenT (02-06-2017)
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beejAMG (02-05-2017)
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Thanks
Hey guys.
Thanks for the great suggestions.
That mustang one looks really creative but I think the cravenspeed one is more what I am looking for.
Going to see if I can order it and get someone to bring it out to me to avoid the thrice-damned shipping charges to get to Canada.
If only the Canadian "Dollar" what still just that...
Thanks again and appreciate any more ideas!
Thanks for the great suggestions.
That mustang one looks really creative but I think the cravenspeed one is more what I am looking for.
Going to see if I can order it and get someone to bring it out to me to avoid the thrice-damned shipping charges to get to Canada.
If only the Canadian "Dollar" what still just that...
Thanks again and appreciate any more ideas!
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2014 E350 also restored: 1969 Camaro convertible SS 1957 Chevy Belair 2dr hardtop
Hey guys.
Thanks for the great suggestions.
That mustang one looks really creative but I think the cravenspeed one is more what I am looking for.
Going to see if I can order it and get someone to bring it out to me to avoid the thrice-damned shipping charges to get to Canada.
If only the Canadian "Dollar" what still just that...
Thanks again and appreciate any more ideas!
Thanks for the great suggestions.
That mustang one looks really creative but I think the cravenspeed one is more what I am looking for.
Going to see if I can order it and get someone to bring it out to me to avoid the thrice-damned shipping charges to get to Canada.
If only the Canadian "Dollar" what still just that...
Thanks again and appreciate any more ideas!
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I don't know if the Merc has the ability to screw in a tow eyelet, but on VW's they've used a bracket system that screws in that spot.
Also a good place to mount a GoPro!
Also a good place to mount a GoPro!
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2010 e550 p2
personal opinion: the plate looks kinda too big , even on 5 series , can imagine how big itll look on ours.
and sorry for posting a bmw pics here lol , its just i happened to take these pics couple days ago