Jeep 392 Custom Plates

dog · Jan 24, 2022

el_guapo said:
I was going to use this, but decided to go in a different direction...

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I asked a few people what they thought and found myself having to explain too much.

This is by FAR my favorite one, it's genius!

NeoLeo · Jan 25, 2022

FallCityJeepster said:
I wanted to go with the below, but WA doesn’t allow the same character more than 3 in a row.

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Try the letter ‘i’ instead of number ‘1’

NeoLeo · Jan 25, 2022

Let’s get a bit creative beyond the obvious ‘392’ ;-)

For Seinfeld aficionados…

jkehoe · Jan 31, 2022

el_guapo said:
In Arizona you can use a legacy 1980s/1990s maroon plate if you register the contents as a vanity plate. After months of searching I finally found a maroon plate with 392 was the digits. Really happy with the look.

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Can you use the 70's through early 80's yellow with green letters as well. And do you have a link to the site telling how to register (I can't find it).

el_guapo · Feb 1, 2022

jkehoe said:
Can you use the 70's through early 80's yellow with green letters as well. And do you have a link to the site telling how to register (I can't find it).

There's not much out there. I know more by experience. I found a maroon "ACURA" plate on Ebay and bought it for a friend who happened to have "ACURA" registered on with a newer plate. He took the maroon plate to MVD and they told him he could use it as long as he had it registered as a customized plate.

Also found this on Wikipedia, with reference to the maroon plates: "Still currently revalidated."

Which makes sense since you still see 1-2 a day here, even on newer cars.

As far as older plates, I found this form to register an antique plate with a similar year car:

el_guapo · Feb 1, 2022

el_guapo said:
There's not much out there. I know more by experience. I found a maroon "ACURA" plate on Ebay and bought it for a friend who happened to have "ACURA" registered on with a newer plate. He took the maroon plate to MVD and they told him he could use it as long as he had it registered as a customized plate.

Also found this on Wikipedia, with reference to the maroon plates: "Still currently revalidated."

Which makes sense since you still see 1-2 a day here, even on newer cars.

As far as older plates, I found this form to register an antique plate with a similar year car:

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jkehoe said:
Can you use the 70's through early 80's yellow with green letters as well. And do you have a link to the site telling how to register (I can't find it).

If you find one (maroon 392), let me know, would be fun to have 2 of them around here.

veddersbetter · Feb 13, 2022

Idaho392 · Feb 13, 2022

Stole this from someone else on a different group...

RugbyRef · Feb 13, 2022

Transferring my old plate to the 392 when I pick it up this week...no surprise...RUGB REF

Porscheman · Feb 13, 2022

I had this on several Jeeps and now on my 392….BCHBUGE, I live near the beach.

HearHear · Feb 13, 2022

Does this oblong plastic piece on the front of the stock front bumper just pull out without any tools? I take it this has to be removed to mount a plate bracket. Thanks

Shortcut · Feb 13, 2022

HearHear said:
Does this oblong plastic piece on the front of the stock front bumper just pull out without any tools? I take it this has to be removed to mount a plate bracket. Thanks

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It does pop out but you would probably want to use a plastic/nylon trim panel tool help to avoid scratching the paint on the bumper. As far as a license plate bracket goes, I would check with your dealer's parts department to see what they have to fill that need. Usually, a fairlead for the winch rope/cable would occupy that space.

veddersbetter · Feb 13, 2022

HearHear said:
Does this oblong plastic piece on the front of the stock front bumper just pull out without any tools? I take it this has to be removed to mount a plate bracket. Thanks

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I believe those small divets in it are for screw holes for the plate bracket. If your state requires it the dealer should have provided you one. (Although mine didnt come with one either)

Porscheman · Feb 13, 2022

HearHear said:
Does this oblong plastic piece on the front of the stock front bumper just pull out without any tools? I take it this has to be removed to mount a plate bracket. Thanks

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Just looked at mine, the plate bracket is screwed to that plate.