Product Details
Dodge Challenger 2015, Quick Release Front License Plate Bracket by Sto N Sho®. Sto N Sho is an aftermarket quick release front license plate bracket that is designed for those cars whose appearance would be ruined by use of the factory mounting location. Stay in compliance with state law by simply STOing your front license plate when you want to SHO the beauty of your car. Sto N Sho is a two-piece quick release front license plate bracket consisting of a front license plate holder and a base mounting plate. Removal and installation of the front license plate is easy.
Features
- Constructed of 5052 and 6061 aluminum
- Welded and anodized black
- Built to last and comes with a limited lifetime warranty
- Requires only the pull of a spring loaded pull pin
- Remaining base plate is virtually undetectable
The Sto N Sho aftermarket quick release front license plate bracket is manufactured in the USA using quality materials and parts. The front and base plates are precision laser cut and hand burnished. Each tube and rod is machine cut and hand cleaned. Each Sto N Sho aftermarket quick release front license plate bracket is expertly hand welded and drilled. After it’s assembled the base plate welds are ground smooth. The bracket is then anodized black. The final step in the process is to install the pull pin and test the product. While the bracket may look simple in appearance, a lot of time and work goes into making each STO N SHO™ aftermarket quick release front license plate bracket to ensure you receive a quality product.
Big Mike’s Performance Parts, a California-based business, is owned and operated by Mike McKinney, whose love for automobiles has brought his life full circle and he now enjoys working on and fixing up cars in his spare time. Mike opened his business, Big Mikes Performance Parts, in 2012 by designing and patenting the Sto N Sho® aftermarket quick release front license plate bracket for one of his family members who purchased a high-performance sports car. The idea quickly escalated when Mike noticed how many cars without front license plates were on the streets and highways and how easily adaptable the bracket was to the many high-performance cars on today's market.