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Front License Plate Bracket For Tesla Model 3
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TonyPham
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Latest prototype in final form. Tested and transparently compatible with Autopilot and Homelink. Modifying for machine screws and inserts instead of course screws, website coming soon.
Looks good Tony. I like the version where the plate is on the same level as the mount so the mount is more hidden.
TonyPham
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In my previous version I did but moved it up to minimize deflection of air flow to the vents.
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Tony:
Any ideas when you are looking to bring this out? I would mind be your test car on the east coast
I am looking at this type of feature where it pops out automatically with a switch of a button.
Let me know, Im curious a lot of people would be interested as long as it doesn't touch the paint.
Thanks,
Arash
Any ideas when you are looking to bring this out? I would mind be your test car on the east coast
I am looking at this type of feature where it pops out automatically with a switch of a button.
Let me know, Im curious a lot of people would be interested as long as it doesn't touch the paint.
Thanks,
Arash
Do you currently have a sign up/reservation sheet for people who are interested to buy this?
TonyPham
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Tony, I look forward to seeing it available for sale! FWIW, I also like the lower version that hides the mounting hardware. It would also be cool if it were available in a version that could be offset to the side.
To those who asked, the company that makes The Law mount should have their Model 3 solution available within the next couple weeks (I spoke to them by phone yesterday).
To those who asked, the company that makes The Law mount should have their Model 3 solution available within the next couple weeks (I spoke to them by phone yesterday).
TonyPham
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Previous versions were lower, but did not want to block the vents and the location is close to the stock one. Photos of the updated final version and website soon.
This looks like a good removable alternative to the Tesla-supplied sticky tape doohickey.
Question: Has anyone tried a bracket that would screw into the front tow hook hole? It's a popular solution among the import tuner crowd. Not sure if a plate mounted in that location would interfere with the sensors or not, but this may be worth looking into. When you don't need/want your plate, just unscrew it and pop the cover back onto the hole.
**EDIT**
Forgot about the 9v method of opening the fronk in an emergency. I guess the cap has to be permanently attacked to the wires?
Question: Has anyone tried a bracket that would screw into the front tow hook hole? It's a popular solution among the import tuner crowd. Not sure if a plate mounted in that location would interfere with the sensors or not, but this may be worth looking into. When you don't need/want your plate, just unscrew it and pop the cover back onto the hole.
**EDIT**
Forgot about the 9v method of opening the fronk in an emergency. I guess the cap has to be permanently attacked to the wires?
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Your revised prototype doesn't interfere with the air intake, which is probably important.
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