New idea for honeycomb grille insert
11/9/05, 10:29 AM
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What do you think of using this grille screen to make a new grille? It's looks a lot more like the original Mustang grille than the stock one. Would the screen look too small & thin though now that we're used to the thick plastic on modern Mustangs?
I'd have to cut everything out of the stock grille (just leaving the "frame") and then find a way to attach this in there.
It's from an F750 truck and the screen is a seperate piece from the other parts of the grille. I'm still trying to find out if it can be purchased seperately.
I'd have to cut everything out of the stock grille (just leaving the "frame") and then find a way to attach this in there.
It's from an F750 truck and the screen is a seperate piece from the other parts of the grille. I'm still trying to find out if it can be purchased seperately.
11/9/05, 12:05 PM
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Technically, I think I'll be getting the SSE grille with the centered fog lights. And then I would get the lower grille in the bumper from SSE in black to match. That would be way in the future, but that's what I'm aiming for.
11/9/05, 05:36 PM
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Actually, the more I look at it inperson, the less I like it. It's so thin I think it would all but disapear. Also from looking at pictures of '65 Shelbys, it looks like there's no grille at all.
I also considered the SSE grille, but being as I work around expanded metal, it just looks cheap to me. Maybe if I never would have worked where I do, I'd feel differently.
I also considered the SSE grille, but being as I work around expanded metal, it just looks cheap to me. Maybe if I never would have worked where I do, I'd feel differently.
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