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#539143 - 09/21/08 11:36 PM quick and inexpensive grill look change
MIKE KEY ST.LOU Member Registered: 05/22/08 Posts: 24	to change and brighten up the front of your tc's. just purchase chrome flexable door protectors at any auto stores aprox. 2.50 per set three sets needed. cut to size lenght and press on already has glue attached. angle cut around pental and box cut bottom piece in center picture example shown mrk813@charter.com Attachments
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#539145 - 09/21/08 11:44 PM Re: quick and inexpensive grill look change [Re: MIKE KEY ST.LOU]
Lkvr New Member Registered: 07/27/08 Posts: 8 Loc: Illinois	I think it looks good Mike. _________________________ Larry Houle Morton East High School Physics Teacher lhoule@east.jsmorton.org (630) 965-0096
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#539147 - 09/22/08 12:07 AM Re: quick and inexpensive grill look change [Re: Lkvr]
inventorgtp Member Registered: 06/13/07 Posts: 166	ummmm no
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#539379 - 09/23/08 01:23 AM Re: quick and inexpensive grill look change [Re: Lkvr]
TwinCamFan Member Registered: 12/07/03 Posts: 917 Loc: SoCal	I'm good with it Alan _________________________ 89 yellow/Ginger/black 16V TC 90 Yellow/Ginger/Black 16V TC-fastest TC in the world A few other FWD Chryslers...
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#539405 - 09/23/08 07:55 AM Re: quick and inexpensive grill look change [Re: MIKE KEY ST.LOU]
LouZ Member Registered: 11/25/06 Posts: 902 Loc: Clarksville, VA	Hi Mike, I think it looks good. I would not do that to mine; but I do think it looks good. Thanks, Lou _________________________ Lou Zarelli TC America, '89 Yel/Gin/Black,23,000mi. '91 Yel/Gin/Tan,24,000mi. '89 16v,Chestnut(repaint)/Bordeaux/Black,49,000mi., Konig16"Wheels
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