PICS of my new chrome grill and mesh vent inserts. Finally.
PICS of my new chrome grill and mesh vent inserts. Finally.
I finally got to take some pics of the new grill for everyone. I originally thought the chrome was too much. Now that I have completed the mesh inserts for the lower front vents, I have to say I am now very happy with my front end. I think it is what the nose has been calling out for all along.
Now I don't look like a squashed minivan front end anymore.
see my gallery for some additional pics.
Steve
Now I don't look like a squashed minivan front end anymore.
see my gallery for some additional pics.
Steve
Hi all, sorry I haven't been in touch lately. I will try to answer everyones questions.
1. The chrome grill came from a company in Germany that was selling it on E bay. I have not seen it anywhere else. It seems to be a high quality product.
2. On the mesh grill inserts, NO I am not making these or selling them. It is real simple for anyone that wants these to make them themselves. I went to Auto Zone and purchased a "ricer" grill insert sheet. About $30. I then poped out the black grill pieces and layed them on the mesh. Marked out the pattern on the mesh and then cut it out with a heavy duty scissors. A little fine tuning to make it fit inside the trim pieces and then attached the mesh to the vents with a couple of clear zip ties. (not even visible). All in all it took less than an hour to accomplish what I always new my front end needed.
Thanks for all the comments. Let me know if you need anything else.
1. The chrome grill came from a company in Germany that was selling it on E bay. I have not seen it anywhere else. It seems to be a high quality product.
2. On the mesh grill inserts, NO I am not making these or selling them. It is real simple for anyone that wants these to make them themselves. I went to Auto Zone and purchased a "ricer" grill insert sheet. About $30. I then poped out the black grill pieces and layed them on the mesh. Marked out the pattern on the mesh and then cut it out with a heavy duty scissors. A little fine tuning to make it fit inside the trim pieces and then attached the mesh to the vents with a couple of clear zip ties. (not even visible). All in all it took less than an hour to accomplish what I always new my front end needed.
Thanks for all the comments. Let me know if you need anything else.
Originally Posted by MARK_UK
Looks very nice from the pictures but chrome side vents and side mirror housings are needed to complete the look.
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