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grilz ? i wanted to get a billet grill but im just currious which ones people are getting and there prices i looked on ebay and it was like 40 bucks and i was kinda leery...any help would be awesome
Originally Posted by Lordsauran
i have a grill similar to this, it cost me $136,000
That is not only stupid looking I was mearly joking but people are killed for things they don't show off *wallets watches* How dangerous is that?
I doubt it's very healthy also.
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Originally Posted by 99midnightZ
i wanted to get a billet grill but im just currious which ones people are getting and there prices i looked on ebay and it was like 40 bucks and i was kinda leery...any help would be awesome
Legit my ***, sellers always leave stuff out, which is the WHOLE reason i have one fuel rail cover being sent to me instead of two, the add was misleading and i though i got a good deal, i call them to confirm payment and there like "why did you buy only 2 fule rail covers" i was like WTF am i gonna do with 1 cover......... there dumb *****.
Originally Posted by jessedale98
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I'm saying the grilles being sold on Ebay You jsut have to find the right ones.
I've seen several sold ive seen good and bad. Good sold for as low as 40 and bad sold 60-65 so its really down to reading carefully and dealing carefully. look at seller ratings and such
Ebay...60 or 70 buck I think..then a 20 buch Blazer Bowtie
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Mounted OVER the black plastic grill..Im lazy and didnt want to just pull it off you can see on te above shots you cant even notice that its there
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Mounted OVER the black plastic grill..Im lazy and didnt want to just pull it off you can see on te above shots you cant even notice that its there
I got the stull as well. They are the nicest I've seen, but they are also on the expensive end, and require removing the camaro insert and putting screws through the fascia. I didn't like this part of it at first, but in the end if you want to go back to stock the stock grille will cover all evidence of the holes. Also used rattle can paint to black the area out.
And added a '69 Z28 badge from gmpartsdirect. I think it's about identical to Z28-CTYHNTR's.
It's a very classy look if you do it right. Really sets the front end off.
There were too many different types / approaches / sellers on eBay. I figured better to spend $80 and know what I was getting, than to spend $40 - 70 on a crap shoot. I could be wrong in my numbers but I don't remember it being anywhere near $160.
Summit sells the stulls, and if you find the right part number the badge is cheap. I think alot of reseller sites really mark up the badges alot like it's something special. It's still a GM service PN.
And added a '69 Z28 badge from gmpartsdirect. I think it's about identical to Z28-CTYHNTR's.
It's a very classy look if you do it right. Really sets the front end off.
There were too many different types / approaches / sellers on eBay. I figured better to spend $80 and know what I was getting, than to spend $40 - 70 on a crap shoot. I could be wrong in my numbers but I don't remember it being anywhere near $160.
Summit sells the stulls, and if you find the right part number the badge is cheap. I think alot of reseller sites really mark up the badges alot like it's something special. It's still a GM service PN.
thats why it cost $160