Front license plate mount

[Johnny Mo]

I’m planning on using on my Black Diamond with a capable bumper. Probably easier?

Not sure how it works with capable

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[SillyPosition]

No drilling required. Quick release front license plate mount by STONSHO (https://stonsho.com/collections/front-plate-bracket-48)

It says on the website it fits the raptor. Did it require any modifications to fit on your bumper?

 

[HBTFD]

Not sure how it works with capable

This one works on the capable without drilling.



https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...license-plate-brackets-for-your-bronco.35962/

 

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

I’m planning on using on my Black Diamond with a capable bumper. Probably easier?

While this is a Bronco Raptor thread, our bracket works on ALL of the bumpers. It's nice and secure on the capable by using 2 self tapping screws (which is how Ford actually installs their factory brackets). That ensures it's NICE and secure

https://www.4x4truckleds.com/kr-off-road-license-plate-bracket-for-2021-ford-bronco/

 

[jrollo7]

While this is a Bronco Raptor thread, our bracket works on ALL of the bumpers. It's nice and secure on the capable by using 2 self tapping screws (which is how Ford actually installs their factory brackets). That ensures it's NICE and secure

https://www.4x4truckleds.com/kr-off-road-license-plate-bracket-for-2021-ford-bronco/

Understand but it requires drilling holes with a capable bumper which I don’t want. Thanks.

 

[broncorik]

Understand but it requires drilling holes with a capable bumper which I don’t want. Thanks.

I think the stonsho setup is the most desirable...it allows removal of the plate when you feel like it, and it bolts on. Even for those of us who go with a winch bumper can use the kit for the fairlead mount. Additionally, I confirmed after I called the owner of the company today that they sell different length mounts so that I will be able to add the fairlead setup to my Mountains 2 Metal camera relocation bracket. I found that the M2M set up is one of the few if not the only camera relocation bracket out there that has a 90° bracket which the stonsho we'll bolt to directly. That will give me the opportunity to remove the plate whenever I feel like it and use the relocated camera. Score!

 

[SillyPosition]

stonshoseems great solution,
How do you guys handle with the drilled holes from the original placement of the front license plate? I have those two nasty holes...gotta hide/seal them somehow.

 

[Mujenpwr]

Here is another capable option.
https://dv8offroad.com/collections/...cts/bronco-capable-bumper-license-plate-mount

 

[broncorik]

stonshoseems great solution,
How do you guys handle with the drilled holes from the original placement of the front license plate? I have those two nasty holes...gotta hide/seal them somehow.

I patched mine with plastic repair from behind the panel and color matched with touch up paint.

 

[broncorik]

I patched mine with plastic repair from behind the panel and color matched with touch up paint.

And this:

 

[dingle87]

I think the stonsho setup is the most desirable...it allows removal of the plate when you feel like it, and it bolts on. Even for those of us who go with a winch bumper can use the kit for the fairlead mount. Additionally, I confirmed after I called the owner of the company today that they sell different length mounts so that I will be able to add the fairlead setup to my Mountains 2 Metal camera relocation bracket. I found that the M2M set up is one of the few if not the only camera relocation bracket out there that has a 90° bracket which the stonsho we'll bolt to directly. That will give me the opportunity to remove the plate whenever I feel like it and use the relocated camera. Score!

I agree. I just couldn't stomach dropping $100 on it. I went with the forum member option who has been posting up his product here. @HBTFD makes a great product.

If I was off-roading more often (or at all right now), I'd probably go with the stonsho for ease of removal while on the trail. Unfortunately, our life is full of kid activities at the moment, so it'll be a bit before we get out into the wild.

 

[MNBronc]

stonshoseems great solution,
How do you guys handle with the drilled holes from the original placement of the front license plate? I have those two nasty holes...gotta hide/seal them somehow.

https://bumperplugs.com/bumperplugs...dTIyr2t2poNIOkKBbQmPoQb71h4ZWrs4aAq9eEALw_wcB

 

[Broncotrax]

Could someone post a pic of this? Not sure the best way to do it & my state requires it. Thx!!!

Pinch your plate between the bumper and fairlead. whenever out doing serious wheeling, simply remove the plate for the day.

 

[Trialmx]

I really like my Builtright mount. They have it for all the bumper types.

https://builtrightind.com/collections/2021-ford-bronco-accessories/exterior#CollectionAjaxResult

The Builtright is a nice mount when a front plate is required. I put one on my Mothers OBX. It's a sturdy bracket, survived the brushes of a drive through car wash . The license plate didn't fair too well however. She has since found a nice touchless carwash.

 

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

Our license plate bracket is the original design that you see all these chinese companies knocking off. However ours is made here in the USA out of aluminum and powder coated black. We also include black stainless steel hardware for your plate frame.

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Bolts right onto the bottom and easy to remove if you have concerns of hitting the plate while off-roading. Just check out all the reviews on our site

https://www.4x4truckleds.com/kr-off-road-license-plate-bracket-for-2021-ford-bronco/

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