Front End conversion underway
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Joined: Nov 2007
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From: Payson, AZ
Those Bushwackers look damn good.
Either OEM or OEM "style". I only want to add flares for the paint scheme. Otherwise I would have to
paint the plastic on the bumper white and that wouldn't look as nice as your idea that ties it all together.
If I get an '05 bumper then I will have to get a new grille. Mines cut down to fit with my '99 bumper.
Flares painted to match the silver lower color would look good even if I don't replace the bumper.
Either OEM or OEM "style". I only want to add flares for the paint scheme. Otherwise I would have to
paint the plastic on the bumper white and that wouldn't look as nice as your idea that ties it all together.
If I get an '05 bumper then I will have to get a new grille. Mines cut down to fit with my '99 bumper.
Flares painted to match the silver lower color would look good even if I don't replace the bumper.
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From: North Cackalacky
I paid $305 for the entire front end. Sold my original stuff for $200. And paid the bodyshop $300 for the paint work. He also had to do a little repair work on the bumper pad.
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Looks awesome! Got a list of part numbers?
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