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Originally Posted by GTFD2
I have one on my Camaro and it works quite well. It is noticeable but not objectionable. Yo have to be carefull as it does reduce front clearance and can be easily damaged by parking bumpers and other objects. You can see it under center of fascia.
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Thanks for sharing and you have a really nice Camaro.
From the pic you posted, you can really see the bracket when the plate is under the car. Not a good look for me.
I went through this choice with my ZR1.... I neglected to do proper research and purchased the show and go product. It is a heavy bracket that installs under the car. With the plate retracted under the car, the clearance was low and it did not look right. It's a great conversational piece, but not operationally practical IMO. I sold this product and purchased this one (ZR1 version)
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Carbon-Fiber-...vxp=mtr&_uhb=1
This product is made from 100 percent carbon fiber, is very light and very strong. It attaches through the grille, hense no track to scrape on ground objects. It is very easy to remove and attach. Once you have it off, everything looks stock. I get a lot of positive comments on this product and it matches the carbon fiber pieces perfectly.
For me this was the best choice. I also attached a nice carbon fiber license plate frame and for a car that requires a front plate, it actually looks nice.
I had a custom carbon fiber bracket holder made, which I mounted to a wall in my garage and when I do not require the front license plate on the car, I place it in the holder. It hangs like a carbon fiber picture on the wall.