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Originally Posted by Xist
It wouldn't be very visible with this tint:
I am thinking about calling around for quotes on having the rear window professionally done. There are bubbles!
Bubbles! |
Sure it would. I can see through the tint in that picture.
Every car I've ever bought from a a dealer they put and ad for their dealership in the license plate frame and taped the temporary paper plate to the rear window. Our VW Sportwagen has a limo tint on the rear but you could still read the plate.
State of Oregon's instructions:
Rule 735-032-0030
Display of Temporary Registration Permits
(1)Temporary registration permits issued under ORS 803.625 (Temporary registration permits issued by dealers) must be readable from the outside of the vehicle and placed as follows:
(a)Motorcycle or moped: on the rear of the vehicle where the license plate is normally attached. If the vehicle is not designed or equipped to accept a rear license plate, the permit must accompany the vehicle as described in section (2) of this rule.
(b)Vehicle with a rear window: inside, on the left side and lower corner of the rear window.
(c)Vehicle carrying a camper or canopy: inside, on the left side and lower corner of the rear window of the camper or canopy.
(d)Travel trailer: on the left side and lower corner of the rear window.
(e)Vehicle with no rear window (including a camper, canopy or travel trailer): inside, on the left-rear side window.
(f)Vehicle with no window or left-rear side window: inside, on the left side of the dashboard.
(e)Vehicle with no rear window (including a camper, canopy or travel trailer): inside, on the left-rear side window.
(f)Vehicle with no window or left-rear side window: inside, on the left side of the dashboard.