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In 1980 (1981?) I attended the A H C A Conclave event in Fredericksburg, VA and I bought a chrome-plated license plate frame that said; "My Other Car is an Austin-Healey". I would love to find some more of these and maybe they still exist somewhere. But where? Anyone have any ideas about where to find them? AL Bradley
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John Loftus
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There are plenty of places that make custom plate frames. If you have a swap meet in your area there is a good chance that they make them on the spot. I did a quick search on google for "custom license plate frames" and the first place I clicked on makes the nice brass/chrome custom engraved ones for $50
https://www.autoplates.com/ki06000.htm
Cheers,
John
https://www.autoplates.com/ki06000.htm
Cheers,
John
A hot-rod I was driving behind the other day had a neat chrome rear license plate holder with a third brake light incorporated into the upper portion. I believe it was lighted by LCD (?) so it was very bright.
Flipped up-side-down, this could probably work for our Healeys, albeit the position would be substatially lower to be an effective 3rd brake light and kind of cheesy. But again, name a safe thing that is not cheesy. GONZO
Flipped up-side-down, this could probably work for our Healeys, albeit the position would be substatially lower to be an effective 3rd brake light and kind of cheesy. But again, name a safe thing that is not cheesy. GONZO
Geo Hahn
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Cheesy? I use 1/2 of a set of WalMart magnetic towing lights that connect to the brake light to add a big 3rd brake light on the rear deck. That looks cheesy. Only use it when driving among the SUVs -- take it off for club runs (since I mostly trust those guys) and shows. At least I used Lucas bullet connectors and the correct wiring colors.