New license plate for my TC.

Montana requires both plates. I leave them on and never had an issue. :D

Texas requires a front plate. I never had one on my Corvette and it was never an issue.

Utah requires a front plate, I never had one on my Mustang and it ws never an issue.

I have them on the two vehicles I own now.

Being in CA, my plate stays on the truck. Move it. Leave it. Whatever. I don't think it's the huge issue people make it out to be. Never been stopped for it.

However, the front plates on all three of my vehicles have been smashed in by inconsiderate hit-n-run a holes, so I've simply removed them. I've been stopped at least once in all three over the years, and in every case, it's never an issue or even brought up. I certainly don't lose sleep over it. If I get hassled about it, I'll deal with it then.

In the mean time, I'm not spending money on new plates and new plate brackets only to have them wrecked again.

I got new "vintage" reflector license plate fasteners. :)

I'm glad we don't have to screw with it.

Longshore wrote:
It's a bit of a pain to move the plate from the TC back to the truck, but here they want to see your tag so........

Really? come on it takes 30 seconds with a phillips head screwdriver to do it

It's a bit of a pain to move the plate from the TC back to the truck, but here they want to see your tag so........

It is simple the truck camper is considered cargo when you haul cargo you do not move your license plate to the end of your cargo. Unless you live in a state that requires plates on a T C which is very few and those states over regulate everything. Been traveling in T C since 1988 all over many times but never again to California or New York some states are just screwy

monkey44 wrote:
………..Maybe they don't want tolls to cut into our vacation bucks. :)

I wish! Then I wouldn’t have had to pay the $44 just to cross the GW bridge into NYC!

Her: “That’ll be $44.”

Me: “Uh……you know I’m not towing that car behind me, right???”

Her: “Welcome to NY!”

:):)