A frame that goes on without removing the licence plate?
817767
It is a great frame, I got it because I did not want to advertise the dealer I bought my car from. Yes, you do have to remove the license plate but that was not a problem.
817768
Frame looks good on my car. Yes you have to remove your existing plates. Either you have 4 screws or 2 top screws. The license plate is held in place by a couple of built in clips on inside bottom of frame and the two top screws.
817769
You take the screws out of the existing location holding the plate on, then screw both the plate and the frame on using those screws.
817770
This frame is garbage. Do not buy it. Cheap chrome rusted and pitted in 6 months. I sanded and repainted with chrome paint and primer. And yes, u must remove plate.
608612
I used the same black screws that were already on my car holding my plate. I didn't have to buy special screws and I have this frame and a tinted protective shield over my plate.
1766177
This is only the rear license plate frame, you will need to purchase the front separately. You will also need to purchase the screws, as they do not come with the frame.
467678
There is a solid top that slides on and a grate with bars above that. You could leave the solid plate out. I'm going to try that out myself.
634883
I doubt that this would work with any other frame. This cover has a beveled, wrap-around edge and fits snugly. Perhaps you could find some clear plastic material [Plexiglas?] which is thin and flat enough to sandwich between your license plate and existing frame?
21615
I really don't know. It is some kind of metal. After three months I sold that car and bought a new car and did not need the frame. I bought it because it looked sturdy as my plate was getting bent in the car wash. That's all I know.
58164
This frame is very flexible. It will bend to form to just about any bumper as you screw it down. It attaches with two screws and forms to the bumper with your plate. We love it, really does the trick to protect the bumper.
1529979
It is mounted on wood framing but does not have a typical picture frame around the puctures. It doesn't need one!
207827
Not removable but can be moved to the side so you don't have to use the guard
2121335
I did get stopped once, but I didn't get a ticket for it. It does block the plate, but so does a bike rack loaded with bikes, so I think most police won't pursue it, but it gives them a reason to pull you over. Depending on where you live, it could be an issue. If you're really concerned about it, you could move the plate to the bottom of the rack when it is folded up, possibly using a magnetic mount like car dealers have. You'd have to mount a steel plate onto the mesh to make it work. I live in rural CO, so it really isn't an issue.
1285201
Yes. if you require a front license plate, you'll need to move it, this blocks the OEM front license plate position.
1738713
It hangs from a chain. The frame also has some holes, so you could mount it against a wall.
1723775
all you need is at least 2 screws that hold the license plate is top. but with the holder from dealer it won't wobble. without the holder it would wobble forward and backwards because its only the 2 screws holding it
1836569
Not sure what you mean by "decorative", but a standard state issued license plate will bend slightly and fit nicely in the frame. The frame is designed to fit the bumper (assuming your have a curved front Mercedes bumper).
603583
I just have mine screwed on with my license plate. It's small enough that most people won't even notice it anyway. I've had it on for 6 months with no problems at all.
1259732
Good afternoon, There is a opening for the rear license plate frame. You would need to remove your antenna when installing. Steve
1477369
No, no frame. There is a wooden bar across the top and the chain and hook to hang it with. We have ours hanging from a tree out by our gazebo. Love it! If there is a frame available we didn't purchase it.