I can’t find the link that I used, however this is a similar product. VHB mounted studs. I used them on my RRS SVr. Worked like a charm for years. When I sold the car, I was able to cleanly remove them.

https://www.rotaloc.com/vhb

 

Thanks.

Similar product available here from a post earlier in this thread: https://www.mcmaster.com/91206A130/
I was thinking of just applying tape to the back of the plate itself...no hardware.

 

I used Sly Brackets on my 24 Defender and 25 RRS. No drill, no holes.
https://slybrackets.com

 

Used the same. Fit perfectly and no drilling. It has been on for over two years and could stand a bit of tightening for the first time.

 

I live in NY state and have not put a front license on my Defenders in 5 years. Even if you get a ticket, you can go to your dealer and they will take a photo of a temporary front plate on the vehicle so you can fight the ticket (at least my dealer will).

You might get a ticket while parked but ive never been actually stopped for not having a front plate. I got a speeding ticket last year and the cop didnt even notice the missing front plate.

 

If after 4 years I ever get stopped for not having a front plate, my story is it got ripped off while trail riding last week. That's my story and I'm sticking to it. Also, I suspect this isn't used as a reason for a stop. You may get an additional citation if stopped for a moving violation, but I don't think it's primary.

 

Also live in NY and can confirm this story. Only place they will really bug you is in NYC.

 

I ordered the Sly...it should be delivered tomorrow.

 

Slow to respond, but I also have the Sly bracket. I give it a 8.2 out of 10, I like it, does its job, it does show in the camera view a tiny bit. I had a much nicer version of a screw less front plate holder on my Cayenne that was all billet and went in the tow hook hole. I'm in Los Angeles and I've easily raked up $500 in tickets on various cars with no front plates.