Poison Spyder front bumper: Where do I put my license plate?

[jeepmanjerry]

Bought a new front bumper online. I think I got a good deal so I'm happy.
I bought it bare steel. I'm ok with a rattle can. I installed it on my jeep today. Then it hit me where do I put my front license plate? Im thinking eventually it will be a fix-it ticket. What have you guys done?

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[glwood]

Bought a new front bumper online. I think I got a good deal so I'm happy.
I bought it bare steel. I'm ok with a rattle can. I installed it on my jeep today. Then it hit me where do I put my front license plate? Im thinking eventually it will be a fix-it ticket. What have you guys done? View attachment 82909

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Do you plan on a winch?

 

[jeepmanjerry]

Yeah, I'll be going down that road soon.

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[glwood]

I don't know what type of fairlead you plan to use, but there are license plate brackets that clip on to the roller fairlead. Not sure about the hawse fairlead...

Maybe someone who has rigged up a front bracket will chime in here. We don't need a license plate in the front where I live.

 

[jeepmanjerry]

I see what you are talking about now. I looked it up on 4wd.com there are options. Thank you very much.

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[alittleoff]

I fabed a simple bracket that is bolted to the center grille mount and bent the ends to a vertical position to bolt the plate on.

 

[glwood]

I see what you are talking about now. I looked it up on 4wd.com there are options. Thank you very much.

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Glad to help. Good luck with the license plate mount.

 

[TJDaveX]

Mag-Lite D-cell flashlight clips is what I've been using for many years. So many, they've outlasted my first winch by 8 years so far!

 

[M35A2]

I just drilled and tapped two 1/4-20 holes in my bumper and used a couple stainless steel bolts (it's a Warn, not a PS).

 

[DrDmoney]

You can make a bracket that is sandwiched under either type of fairlead or drill and tap as mentioned previously. Drill and tap is the easiest.

 

[skrelnik]

This may work depending on your set-up.



http://www.kdfabworks.com/License-Plate-Mount-for-Hawse-Fairleads_p_333.html

 

[M35A2]

Drill and tap is the easiest.

And the cheapest.

 

[Rescue6]

I keep my front plate under a the passenger floor mat. It is not a reason for being stopped just a secondary violation. So if stopped I’ll throw it in the front window before stopping. It’s worked so far

 

[jeepmanjerry]

I keep my front plate under a the passenger floor mat. It is not a reason for being stopped just a secondary violation. So if stopped I’ll throw it in the front window before stopping. It’s worked so far

That's Awesome!

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[Fouledplugs]

That's Awesome!

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It appears as though you have plenty of options. I really like the Hawse fairlead mount. I like that it looks like an OEM solution.

 

[T Crawford]

I have a winch, bought a d cell mag light bracket and a cheap plastic plate frame and a few screws and made one for the roller fair lead , worked pretty good

 

[Powdermonkey]

No the cheapest but they have good stuff.
https://tacticalrecoveryequipment.com/product-category/hawse-fairlead-license-plate-bracket/