Unlike the other vehicles where I avoid chrome, I chose some inexpensive parts that assemble together to make a slightly understated presentation of the rear number plate.

While I was at it, I updated one of my Geocaching Travel Bug tags with a new 1/64 die-cast car to replace the Cherokee that previously decorated it. 

And I applied a Travel Bug tag to the car for any observant Geocachers out there who want to "discover" the travel bug...

 

Update: 3/8/2009

When I took pictures of the installation of the rear view camera, I noticed that the number plate trim was looking pretty bad.  It was about a year and a half old, with two winters behind it.

The chrome was flaking off and the knock-offs that I had used to decorate the screws had corroded. 

The picture was so bad I didn't put it on the web site.  And it triggered me to get back to the store and buy a replacement trim part.

While I was there I bought a new plastic cover for the plate because it was scratched.  And the knock offs were not available so I bought a simpler chrome cover set for the screws.  I put it together in the parking lot.

The end result restored the appearance of the back of the car.