Bill Gisse
07-14-2005, 04:14 PM
This grill is by "CarreiageWork". Thanks Tim
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Max Power 07-14-2005, 04:16 PM Looks good. A lot nicer then some of the tube style grill covers I have seen. mountainstoner 07-14-2005, 07:34 PM Nice grille. How does it mount? U-bolts over one of the existing plastic horizontal pieces? Thanx for posting! Bill Gisse 07-14-2005, 09:52 PM Nice grille. How does it mount? U-bolts over one of the existing plastic horizontal pieces? Thanx for posting! If you blow the picture up you can just make out the bolt heads begween the grill bars. Theres one about mid way between the G and the outer frame and another about midway between the C and the outer frame. Thres a third bolt about 5 black spaces down from the M. These are allen head bolts with lock nuts inside. The bolts go thru a bracket that fits across two of the original plastic grill bars. Youu access the area behind the grill by popping out the seven plastic fasteners holding the plastic plate/cover on between top of radiator and top of grill. Hold your hands over the plastic bolt when you pop it and again when youi pull out the plasric retainers. If you don't you might lose them quite easily. Takes 30 min. to an hour. Don't over tighten the nuts oryou mught break the bolt on grill. I think CarriageWork grills are the best. I let my 13 year old grandson do most of the work, he wsas tickled I let him work on my truck. txguppy 07-15-2005, 11:26 PM Hey Bill, that brown eyed doe is gonna look not too nice in that grill. You oughta protect it with a Ranch Hand. :lol: Aman 07-27-2005, 09:21 PM awesome grill, can u get any other styles? or possibly withought the gmc logo on it? and how much was that bigchief1985 08-09-2005, 01:29 PM I like this grill but I would like it without the GMC. | ||