Signature vs. GP nose cone

[cinergi]

Here's a couple comparison shots I just took at the service center

[efusco]

Here's a couple comparison shots I just took at the service center

Did you ask how to remove/get access behind the new style?


Evan, Via Tapatalk

[AnOutsider]

I think I prefer the old style.. glad I got it

[GasDoc]

Do people think it might be possible to hold the front license plate holder onto the car with very strong magnets behind the nosecone?

I would rather not drill into my car

[qwk]

Do people think it might be possible to hold the front license plate holder onto the car with very strong magnets behind the nosecone?

I would rather not drill into my car

Most plates are aluminium, and the holder is plastic. Even if you did rig something like that up, it would probably move and scratch the nosecone.

[artsci]

Do people think it might be possible to hold the front license plate holder onto the car with very strong magnets behind the nosecone?

I would rather not drill into my car

Actually I think heavy-duty Velcro with sticky backs would work very well. I've attached the rear plate on my Volt that way (don't ask why) and it works like a charm.

[cinergi]

Did you ask how to remove/get access behind the new style?


Evan, Via Tapatalk

Nope, I'll try to remember next time I see him.

[GasDoc]

Actually I think heavy-duty Velcro with sticky backs would work very well. I've attached the rear plate on my Volt that way (don't ask why) and it works like a charm.

I like it. Now I just need a car to do it on.

[Doug_G]

Actually I think heavy-duty Velcro with sticky backs would work very well. I've attached the rear plate on my Volt that way (don't ask why) and it works like a charm.

Now there's an interesting idea. I'd have to bring the car indoors to warm it up before applying it, but I suspect that would in fact work.

[artsci]

Now there's an interesting idea. I'd have to bring the car indoors to warm it up before applying it, but I suspect that would in fact work.

Actually, I've done these Velcro installs outside in cold weather. I use a hair dryer to warm up the surfaces then attach the Velcro. Sticks very well.