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[Slick]

I have a 1933 license plate that I have no idea what it goes to. The plate runs Verticle !! Any sugestions ??? I'm trying to attach a picture but I'm not getting it accoumplished !!! Sorry !! I'll keep trying !!

[Sargehere]

Simplest is to set up a free account on Photobucket. Have it upload pics as you want to show them. When you look at the Photobucket album, there are "Image Links" over on the right side. Copy>paste the "IMG Code" into your post and your pic will appear there every time someone opens your thread.

If you want to center it on the page, type "[cen*ter]" at the beginning end of the IMG address, and ""[/cen*ter]" at the other. (leave out the "*'s") If you can Copy>Paste,(ctrl-C + ctr-V) you can post pictures.

You can post up to four photos in each of your submissions.

[Slick]

Thanks Gerry. I was able to figure out the regular set up and it worked out just fine. Now that I know how to use it, I'll try to post other pic's of the restoration of my 33VL. Thanks for the suggestion. If I have trouble with the regular program, I will certainly try the one you suggested.
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[bselph]

Tennesse motorcycle plates were vertical until 1930. They also issued 2 plates to each bike in the 40's and no one knows where you were supposed to put the front plate.



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[gigolo258]

Harley offered a front plate mount that protruded out beyond the face of the horn, using the lower horn mounting bolts as attachment points for springer models.My 39 EL came from Kingsport ,Tennessee and had the bracket on it,I still have it.

[bselph]

Could you post a picture of the mount?

[Chris Haynes]

Prior to 1934 all California motorcycle license plates were vertical.

[cdndewey]

Up here in Ontario they used to have three plates. One on the rear and one on each side of the fender on the front.