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Originally posted by Axel View Post
Only if it's tactical
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Originally posted by Carlito[ View PostI'm living in Minneapolis currently. Today I found out that some jack ass stole my license plates. The funny thing was I found them around the corner on a similar (shit box version) of my car. So I quickly stole them back. I have no idea who owns the vehicle. They are obviously unstable. I'm hoping they wont try to take them again, but to be proactive I'm looking for tamper proof solutions for license plate mounting. My only idea is security bit screws. A torx type bit with a post in the middle. I'm hoping I can find one with the right threads. But I'm looking for other ideas.
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Okay, hear me out… now that I’ve got my post masturbatory clarity, I think I’ve got the answer.
Step 1: Steal someone else’s plates & put them on your car. I would recommend the biggest and/or scariest person you know… or a cop.
Step 2: Install the newly stolen plates on your car.
Step 3: Leave your car somewhere obvious for the original thief to steal again.
Step 4: Reinstall your actual plates.
Step 5: Conveniently mention to your victim that you think you’ve found their plates.
(Optional) Step 6: Drive by as thief is getting arrested and/or beat up. Roll down your window and yell, “got ‘emmm”! ensuring the thief sees you and your real plates right where they’re supposed to be.
Best of luck.
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Originally posted by Stellar View PostSecurity bit screws are a solid choice, but you might also look into one-way license plate screws. They tighten normally but can’t be easily removed without a special tool. Another option is using locking fasteners designed for plates, which require a unique key to remove.lol...
Thanks for bringing this 4 year old thread up. I would have never seen it otherwise.
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