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stephen30
09 March 2002, 19:00
The way we did it was to cut a square of the rough size of the gap, measured from the outside and then just keep snipping bits off till it fitted. We then offered it up the black grill thing and then used cable ties to attach it to the car.

Steve :D

Edited to add, once it fitted we then cut a rough shape round the number plate brackets and folded them down. Once we were happy it fitted, then cut the flaps off.

[Edited by stephen30 - 9/3/2002 6:03:15 PM]

NM
23 August 2002, 19:59
Hi Guys

Has anyone fitted mesh to the front of their classic Scoob ?

If so whats involved ?
Hows it done ?
How much cutting etc involved ?
Is it difficult ?
Should I chicken out and buy one or get someone else to do it 4 me :D

Anyone have any instructions or a link to a web page with loads of step by step pics :D

Cheers

Neal

V5-APS
23 August 2002, 23:00
Hi there m8....try www.scoobymods.com

C h a z
24 August 2002, 15:42
I did this one me self, not too much hassle.
http://upload.turbosport.co.uk/getpic.asp?File=2002611234843599849.jpg

scooby_si
24 August 2002, 17:31
Neal m8 similar thread here a whiel back as per grill question etc (http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/thread.asp?threadid=113506) & also STi flavour ggrill pix (http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/thread.asp?threadid=112196)
& 2 fink u said i spend too much time on here! Eat yer words boyo http://216.40.241.68/contrib/ruinkai/crazya.gif http://216.40.249.192/mysmilies/otn/funny/hapfac01.gif lol actually best not u have such a foul vocabulary it kud makya ill http://216.40.241.68/contrib/ed/vomito.gif shall i continue ..................? http://216.40.241.68/contrib/scorchio/saevilw.gif
Si
PS u got a baby on board sticker yet? http://www.uniquehardware.co.uk/server-smilies/otn/laughing/lol2.gif hope all is well on that front & i'll c ya soon m8y

NM
25 August 2002, 07:40
Cheers guys spot on :D

Si u always have far 2 much time on your hands m8

Neal

alcazar
31 August 2002, 13:18
Did my own MY'98 with a piece of black diamond mesh from a local dealer (£11). Cut it to shape in 2 pieces to preserve the Scooby stars (now pink, did that myself too ), trial and error, cut little bits off at a time until it fits. Fixed it with very small thin zip ties, original grille underneath is invisible.
Also done lower panel as I have a chin spoiler with the number plate on it. I've sprayed the Scooby stars onto it through a home made mask in white.
Total outlay was £12, and about an hour's work. Give it a go.
Should have said: when you do it, be VERY careful to get the grille the right way up. One way it looks pants, and DON'T do the two bits for the top the opposite way round!!!

stephen30
31 August 2002, 22:46
I've done mine......
http://freespace.virgin.net/stephen_m.crosby/Page_108/IMAG0002.JPG

http://freespace.virgin.net/stephen_m.crosby/Page_108/IMAG0001.JPG

Steve :cool:

naughtybutnice
01 September 2002, 22:55
steve... crystal front repeaters on that and it will top it off!!!
Grill looks well smart. Do it yourself?

stephen30
01 September 2002, 23:02
NaughtybutNice,
Very old picture so i have got crystal front indicators (plus gren sides too) from JW Racing. Also have a new front spoiler fitted. Almost did it myself. Got some mesh from my Dad's factory and between the two of us and a pair of tine snips we sorted it in about 45 mins. Looks fantastic IMHO.

Steve :D

naughtybutnice
01 September 2002, 23:23
Have a 94 five door jap in silver and that grill would look the "marbles" on me motor! can you let us know how to have a go at it?
cheers, martin


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