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Georgia Update steel “capable” bumper brackets available.Front License plate brackets for sale
Is there anyone on this thread that has installed the bracket into a non-steel bumper?
I have a big bend that I am picking up this weekend with the stock bumper and told them to not drill any holes. I understand there is some drilling required with this other bracket which is fine depending upon where it goes. Also, has anyone had any issues with snow, etc with the bracket being so low on the vehicle?
I have a big bend that I am picking up this weekend with the stock bumper and told them to not drill any holes. I understand there is some drilling required with this other bracket which is fine depending upon where it goes. Also, has anyone had any issues with snow, etc with the bracket being so low on the vehicle?
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