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Old 25 March 2003, 07:10 PM
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started last nite finished it this afternoon whole job took around 5 hours , cost £20 for the mesh, hot glue stick and some cable ties and clips, total cost around £25 . took the front off , drew a line around the existing grill then cut out ,i left in the fixing holes for the number plate and a fixing point on the bottom, cut the hole thing out with a hacksaw blade, then fixed the mesh in place, (would probably be a similar job if you were to fit an front mounted intercooler), its not that hard to do, with great result.
started like this

then this

and now this




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[Edited by grabber - 3/25/2003 7:19:18 PM]
Old 26 March 2003, 08:55 AM
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Nice job cheers for the pics
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