Black billet GT grille available soon (no pony or fogs!)

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Jun 9, 2006 | 09:01 PM

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slowjoe24

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Originally Posted by Keystone

Sounds like you're talking about an overlay. The one I used is a REPLACEMENT. Here's a pic now that I have an emblem on it.

Shawn......Looks Great!!

Jun 12, 2006 | 01:54 PM

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Keystone

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Originally Posted by Cowtown

Keystone which grille is that and is that an emblem added after the fact? If so how are you attaching it?

Sorry for the slow reply. I ordered the emblem from a 60's Mustang place (can't recall which one) and I specifically ordered a "grille emblem" but of course when it showed up it was a "fender emblem". I had to make up some bracketry to attach it because the pins were to short to reach through the slats in the grille, but it worked out good in the end.

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Jun 12, 2006 | 02:20 PM

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Cowtown

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Doh, must of had a different thread..

Jun 12, 2006 | 03:21 PM

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Cowtown

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I think I figured out what I'm doing. A street scenes speed grille that removes the pony keeps the fogs and is powdercoated black. It won't look 100% stock but it'll be subdued enough in look with the powdercoating and somehwat egg cratey hole pattern. Then I'll bolt on a pony emblem like the one above and be laughing, looks like that's what they did on the Downs Ford Mach 1 and I think it looks great!