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Old 12-20-2005, 09:54 PM
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Question Front License Plate Backet
Hello, Can anybody help me I need a front license plate backet for my '99 Ford F-250 Superduty. The dealer wants to charge me $14.00 for one. I was wondering is some one has seen any in the junk yard. Please help?
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Wish this was two weeks earlier. I gave away one that I know fits an '04 F250. I had it for my father's, but he bought one also.

I been in a few yards lately, but do not remember seeing a 250 anywhere.
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I got one from the dealer I bought the Truck from. He went over a pull it off a f-350.
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I got mine for $15.50 not bad since you will also need the fasteners. my question is how to remove the top fasteners that are metal bottom were plastic no problem, so that I can put in the new bracket..

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I just put some grade 8 bolts & nuts throw the bracket in to the holes on the bumper. You can get those bolts at home depot or autozone.
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I just put some grade 8 bolts & nuts throw the bracket in to the holes on the bumper. You can get those bolts at home depot or autozone.
The problem is I am having a hard time removing the old bracket, the top fasteners are metal and they are one way, How do I remove them?
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try cutting them off with a torch.
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