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Custom Front Grille

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#1

Hey Guys,

Saw that supercheap auto had a percentage off mesh, so I thought I would upgrade the cars looks somehow and bought one.

Got home, and pulled the front grille apart, cut the mesh to size and painted it blue, cut out all the old grille (plastic bit with the ford badge on it) and with very great difficulty, managed to get it all back together, glued the ford badge back onto it, and put it back on the car!

Took a around 2 hours to complete, but think it looks awesome, just wanted to get some feedback from you guys to see what you all think

Cheers

Marc

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#2

Looks pretty dodgy, should have not wasted your time...

#3

IMO shoulda kept it stock.. but aslong as your happy :icon_ford:

#4

Good job on your behalf, I think it would look better with out the ford badge, and idd get rid of that blue colour.

But good work mate A+ for effort.

#5

im with YPURV4 would probably look better without the badge and I would of had the mesh painted black.

like mike said A+ on the effort.

#6

looks very well done mate but imo the blue makes it look cheap and id loose the badge. but beauty is in the eye of the beholder and if I like it that's all that matters realy

#7

hohohoho nhar

#8

The grille would look better black.

The tint on the headlights doesn't do it for me either.

#9

You've actually done a great job cutting it to size and fitting it up, but I personally would paint it black or silver. I think it would make it look a heap better buddy.

#10
:sharon: what they all said!

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