See my post above ^.Okay thank you
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See my post above ^.Okay thank you
Nah, they were just trying to make it more aerodynamic...You would think the install was pretty straight forward and not easy to mess up.... The get ready guys at the dealership accepted the challenge and installed mine upside down.... I flipped it over and it fit just fine.
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Same for me in Texas. The front plate is underneath the driver's seat.In CO it’s required, but luckily my dealer didn’t install the bracket before I took delivery. I still don’t have a front plate and it looks awesome without it.
Or making it easier for really short cops.Nah, they were just trying to make it more aerodynamic...![]()
Found this bracket today, a bit pricy, but does not damage the bumper... https://zicmoto.com/2022-2023-ford-maverick-removable-front-license-plate-bracket/?sku=SNS326Hey Folks,
I moved from Michigan to Massachusetts, and now I have to put a front-facing license plate on my Maverick. Hate to have to drill some holes into the front bumper if I can avoid it. Anybody have any recommendations on the best way to eliminate or at least lessen the damage?
Thanks in advance!
I did the same thing but I used double sided foam tape instead of velcroI installed the front license bracket supplied from Ford myself by drilling only the two bottom holes in the black top portion on the lower grill area and am using small velcro squares to hold the top portion of the bracket.
EDIT: I have attached a copy of the installation instructions.
In the procedure I did step #1 then put the small velcro squares on the back of the bracket over the top two mounting holes then did step #2. I did not do step #3 and in step #4 only did the rivets on the lower two mounting holes.
If Texas ever gets rid of the stupid front license plate law I will remove the bracket and plug the two holes in the black top portion on the lower grill area with a like colored black plug that should blend with the black grill and not really be seen.
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