350Z Grills.
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Originally posted by pmyers23
How do you all keep the molding on? Mine seem to keep comming off at the edges.
How do you all keep the molding on? Mine seem to keep comming off at the edges.
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From: My house in Pennsylvania :-)
Molded in...
That 350Z was at Carlisle Productions' Custom Compact show (Harrisburg Arena, Pa.).
It is a full Veilside version I 'kit'...all 'bondo-ed' to the body.
The color was listed as; "Chameleon".
...and listed for sale by a Lancaster (Pa.) Import car dealer!
Sorry.. I don't remember the grill credits on the mods list.
It is a full Veilside version I 'kit'...all 'bondo-ed' to the body.
The color was listed as; "Chameleon".
...and listed for sale by a Lancaster (Pa.) Import car dealer!
Sorry.. I don't remember the grill credits on the mods list.
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From: Ottawa
Is it adhesive-backed or something?
Originally posted by IsatteliteI
Go to an auto parts store and get some door molding, just did mine today and I love it! I didn't like any of the grills available. It's amazing how much better the front end looks now, and still keeps that stock appearence. I found Silver molding instead of chrome and it matches the car pretty good. It's made by TrimBrite part #TRIT3806. The whole thing cost me less than $15 and took about 20 minutes.
Go to an auto parts store and get some door molding, just did mine today and I love it! I didn't like any of the grills available. It's amazing how much better the front end looks now, and still keeps that stock appearence. I found Silver molding instead of chrome and it matches the car pretty good. It's made by TrimBrite part #TRIT3806. The whole thing cost me less than $15 and took about 20 minutes.
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