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Anyone have any suggestions for a lay down plate withou drilling the fender?id like the whole pate to be up on the fender but so far this is as close of a mount as I can find.
This is more of the look I am going for to use with a Custom Dynamics plate frame.
I took a 1/16 thick stainless steel plate the correct size & formed it to fit fender radious . Then I drilled the three hole pattern that is in the fender . Then I plug welded 1/4" studs into the holes I drilled . made a 1/4" thick rubber spacer to go between plate I made & the fender . Drilled the four corners of the plate I made to accept the license plate . I used a small Harley chrome frame for the license plate .
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Lay down plate w/o drilling
