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Somewhere I've seen a license plate frame that clips over the rollers of the fairlead. Problem with that is it makes it way too easy for someone to walk away with your plate and, depending on your trails and habits, bouncing the front bumper off something seems an all too easy way to leave it laying on the trail.
I just tacked two bolts onto the crossbar on the bumper, and mounted my plate from there.
Just drill two hole through the license plate that line up with the holes in the ARB and bolt it up.
I also trimmed my plate on the sides and bottom just so there is a small border around the numbers and shaped the top to contour with the tubing.
A table saw, drill press and file made short work of this.
Somewhere I've seen a license plate frame that clips over the rollers of the fairlead. Problem with that is it makes it way too easy for someone to walk away with your plate and, depending on your trails and habits, bouncing the front bumper off something seems an all too easy way to leave it laying on the trail.
Most of the winch bumpers come with the licernse plate mounting bracket included. Did you buy it used?
Here's a pic of the bracket that should have come with the bumper.
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