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Hello, Car is new to me 2002 c4S. I found this in the front luggage compartment and have no idea what it is or where it belongs. It is marked L (so I assume there is a R) If anyone knows what it is I would appreciate it. Thanks, Bill
Front license plate mount.
And an iPad 1. Hard to tell the GB from the photo, though.
Love the white C4S. You don't see them too often.
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Yup
We should have a random 'part identifier of the week' post as a competition. I'll be like Trivial Porsche Part Pursuit...(TM)
license plate mount makes sense to me. Thanks, Bill
They don't work very well. There's a left and a right piece, as you noted. To install them, you insert the clip into the square hole on the bumper. When the mounting screw is installed, it splays open the clip, almost like a moly bolt. It's not especially secure. I've gone to the tow-hook mount instead, since I have to have a front license plate where I live.
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Correct, a LEFT one.
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