New Billet Grille! Do you Like!
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I think that looks pretty darn good. Especially keeping the pony on the front. Post more pictures and angles, if you get a chance. does this billet grill overlay on top of the existing grill?
I'm curious, in that somewhere it was posted that the existing air flow was very deliberate by the car's designers, and wonder how this, or other grills, integrate the air flow design.
Where is your car located?
I'm curious, in that somewhere it was posted that the existing air flow was very deliberate by the car's designers, and wonder how this, or other grills, integrate the air flow design.
Where is your car located?
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Originally posted by lwing18@February 18, 2005, 6:04 PM
I think that looks pretty darn good. Especially keeping the pony on the front. Post more pictures and angles, if you get a chance. does this billet grill overlay on top of the existing grill?
I'm curious, in that somewhere it was posted that the existing air flow was very deliberate by the car's designers, and wonder how this, or other grills, integrate the air flow design.
Where is your car located?
I think that looks pretty darn good. Especially keeping the pony on the front. Post more pictures and angles, if you get a chance. does this billet grill overlay on top of the existing grill?
I'm curious, in that somewhere it was posted that the existing air flow was very deliberate by the car's designers, and wonder how this, or other grills, integrate the air flow design.
Where is your car located?
My car is in the West Palm Beach Florida area.
here is a before and after shot
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Originally posted by future9er24@February 18, 2005, 1:50 AM
its ok... but only the GT.
hey dont forget buddy, the 66 and 70 stangs had billet grilles too
its ok... but only the GT.
hey dont forget buddy, the 66 and 70 stangs had billet grilles too
The closest thing the old grilles like those is the Saleen grille.
KC,
I'm not a fan of billet grilles, (hated them on the 99-04's) but the one on the left and kevinv-6's actually look pretty good. Not sure if I like it enough to buy one.
JMO.
The one I like the most so far is the above mentioned Saleen grille. Gives it a 66 GT350 look. Which is strange that I like it since I'm more of a '65 fan.
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Originally posted by Rik@February 19, 2005, 12:43 AM
Kevin--
Your car looks great in those pics! Is the original chromed horse on the honeycomb grill still underneath, or did you remove it?
Where did you get your grill, and how much are they?
Kevin--
Your car looks great in those pics! Is the original chromed horse on the honeycomb grill still underneath, or did you remove it?
Where did you get your grill, and how much are they?
here is the e-bay link
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...7955807279&rd=1
shipping took about 10 days
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A note to any Ford designers reading this forum; P L E A S E leave the honeycomb grille on the 2006! If people want to customize their grille they can, some of them look real nice as custom, but I like the honeycomb for production.
