Started on my blank OEM grille (no fogs, no pony)

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Nov 16, 2007 | 08:49 PM

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Originally Posted by StangNut

Yep. Thanks, again!!

And what a coincidence... I now have a CDC black billett grille for sale:
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showthread.php?t=73706

And here's a preview of what's to come.

It went out Today! Thanks for the Customer Refferral and I look Forward to the pics! It's only been a Year and a Half since you Requested that First Grille! Man your Patient. That was two Mustangs Back for Me LOL!

KC

Btw ,I should Have a Couple More on Monday And Some B/O ones following those shortly after for Those wanting one!

Nov 16, 2007 | 09:24 PM

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GRAYPNY

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It looks like a good way to collect bugs!

Nov 21, 2007 | 09:17 AM

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StangNut

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Originally Posted by WaltM

What one do w/the existing foglight connections?

For me, it's not a problem, I made some extensions and plugged my factory harness into the Roush fogs.

For anyone one else, I would recomend getting some dielectric(sp?) grease/gel(?) and putting it the connection then covering it with plastic or something to keep water & debri out. (like cutting off the thumb of a rubber glove)

Nov 21, 2007 | 09:21 AM

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Originally Posted by STANG-22

Silly idea of the day... The new grill looks nice except for the number of closed honeycomb cells. How thick is the "web" inside the cells? I was thinking of having to open them up with the ole "moto-tool" and was wondering how much effort might be involved. I like the look of your stang by-the-by, going to be nice...post more pics as you go!

Regards,
Chuck

It's hard to see in the pictures I posted, but I had to dremel out several of the honeycombs in the stock grille. It's very easy to do. The plastic isn't thick at all. The hardest part would be to make it "neat". It just depends on how picky you are. It would take very little effort though to make it look decent... even from 2 feet away.