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Old 12-12-2012, 02:41 AM
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Anyone have an extra chrome grille or black grille they want to get rid of? I'm willing to give some $, I have a little project in mind. Thanks guys.
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there pretty cheap, it would cost more to ship 1. most yards will sell you a chrome 1 for $30 and a black 1 for $15.
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What are you planning on doing with it?
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Time machine... (like you wouldnt want it lol)
OP- need pics and progress/info on said project

*** others may have insight or would like to do as well...just a thought

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My local u pull it yard sells the chrome ones for $35. Go check out yours! It's gonna be easier than shipping I have a feeling
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I FEEL esp comming on, bet LED lights is in the plan !
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I've been dying to get my hands on one so I could do a mesh grille. Ill check on some junkyards, but last time I went it seemed like they were a little expensive. Ill do another rounds and will DEFINITELY post some pics, I love showing off the truck lol

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Why don't you just use the grill on your truck? I built mine and had it installed on my truck in less then a half a day.
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Why don't you just use the grill on your truck? I built mine and had it installed on my truck in less then a half a day.
To be honest, id feel less pressure if I mess it up, although it SHOULDN'T be too hard. What did you use to cut out the inserts?
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Gotcha. I used a reciprocating saw and a oscillating saw. And make sure you don't cut the two tabs off the bottom that hold the grill in (I almost cut one off).


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