[tbone13]

i know i saw it on here but i cant find it!

is it a universal application or cube specific? does it interfere with steep driveways?

 

[ChristineK]

http://www.nissancubelife.com/forum/index.php?topic=567.0

 

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Definiely not cube specific. Not sure about the clearance it leaves.

 

[none]

Why not permanently attach the plate at an angle (as in the last photo on that thread)? It doesn't look too bad that way.

 

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His is a retractable one, it only looks like it was mounted at an angle. Not sure of the legality re: mounting on an angle.

 

[none]

Angled has to be more legal than a retractable system.

 

[tbone13]

oh wow.. i didnt know they actually made a retractable one.

i was thinking of the one where it just flips under at a certain speed. i think its on a hinge and will tuck under for better aerodynamics...

haha.. our cars need as much as we can get :yes:

 

[ChristineK]

Unless front plate is not needed in your state. We only get one here. :yes:

Back in the day I saw a flip kit and a lift kit that slid into the rear roll pan. The purpose was to use the license plate to hide the hitch receiver. But this was in the rear obviously, not the front.

 

[momzbox]

Eldizzle_foshizzle had it posted in his thread on his car.