350Z Grills.
350Z Grills.
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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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Originally posted by 350Zrunnin12s
OMG WAHT PAINT COLOR IS THAT!!!!!! I like it alottttttttt
OMG WAHT PAINT COLOR IS THAT!!!!!! I like it alottttttttt
Isn't there a site around with a bunch of aftermarket grills? I remember running across it somewhere.
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Originally posted by Jaki
^ Got any pics? I would love to save $ and do it like you under $15 instead of paying over $150 for grills.
^ Got any pics? I would love to save $ and do it like you under $15 instead of paying over $150 for grills.
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From: The Nasty Nati (Cincinnati)
Originally posted by Jaki
^ Got any pics? I would love to save $ and do it like you under $15 instead of paying over $150 for grills.
^ Got any pics? I would love to save $ and do it like you under $15 instead of paying over $150 for grills.
His would look the same as the "grille" that is on the Daytona Blue roadster pictured above.
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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.
I call it the euro grill
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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.