improvised fender eliminator
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RE: improvised fender eliminator
yea if someone could post up the instructions in the how to or send me an email... sk8vert63088@comcast.net really appreciated thanks
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RE: improvised fender eliminator
ORIGINAL: chpsk8er630
yea if someone could post up the instructions in the how to or send me an email... sk8vert63088@comcast.net really appreciated thanks
yea if someone could post up the instructions in the how to or send me an email... sk8vert63088@comcast.net really appreciated thanks
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RE: improvised fender eliminator
ORIGINAL: jayking232003
OK, Here is a couple! I made my licence plate bracket out of fence bracket,, I went to Home Depot and found a flat piece ofmetal fence bracket, I cut it in a"T" shape, put it in the vise, bent it, drilled two holes vertically, to hold the plate,, the running lights are bright enough on theplate where no licence plate light is needed.
OK, Here is a couple! I made my licence plate bracket out of fence bracket,, I went to Home Depot and found a flat piece ofmetal fence bracket, I cut it in a"T" shape, put it in the vise, bent it, drilled two holes vertically, to hold the plate,, the running lights are bright enough on theplate where no licence plate light is needed.
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