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Thread: New Grille
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06-04-2017 #1
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New Grille
After being inspired my user slimjim and the RoadsterShop Camaro I wanted to give it a shot.
This pattern is a little different than what they used I felt it was cool and different.
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06-04-2017 #2
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Looks great! Where did I you buy your mesh?
06-04-2017 #3
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I did the same thing! How did you bond your mesh to the grill housing?
06-05-2017 #4
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Sorry I picked up the mesh off Ebay.
I used that "Amazing Goop" stuff its worked out really well. I bent the mesh over the housing and well "gooped" that stuff all over it. its pretty solid
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Looks really good mate, glad to see someone else finish one, the mesh looks good
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Looks really good!
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Looks great. Gonna have to remember this one
Kyle
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06-05-2017 #9
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I'm likin' it..
Carl Wilson
1968 Camaro - T-56 6 speed - 383 Stroker, 2014 Mustang GT seats. FiTech EFI, Tanks Inc. Tank with Deutschwerks fuel pump.
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Looks awesome!
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06-05-2017 #11
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Thank you guys!
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