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you can always check with your local law enforcement. our tell them you change the door, and need to reattach the plate. I believe the rivets used are refered to as rosett rivets.
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Id call these people!
Cool now I now where to get them TOO!
I was wondering about those. I might have to change out my door soon, and I wasn't sure if regular rivets would cause a problem. Oregon doesn't inspect vehicles like some states do, though. It's kinda like "Fill out this form, give us some money, OK, you're done. Now go away. Next!"
I reused my old ones, very carfully bending the tabs on the back side, inside the door. A few tabs broke off so I just glued the plate to the new door and stuck the rivets in the holes with a little glue just to make it look like they were holding it to the truck. Trucks black so I used black silicon.
I reused my old ones, very carfully bending the tabs on the back side, inside the door. A few tabs broke off so I just glued the plate to the new door and stuck the rivets in the holes with a little glue just to make it look like they were holding it to the truck. Trucks black so I used black silicon.