Originally Posted by 05TLTony

Thanks for the great feedback guys. Believe it or not, it is the original grill on our cars right now. All I did was dremel out all the horizontal bars and left the big middle one alone. I then cut the grill to fit the existing platic molding and JB Welded it onto the frame. Before I welded it with the epoxy, I kept it in place with 20 inch galvinized wiring found at Home depot. Just let it sit for about 1/2 to 1 hour to cure. (FYI, the grill frame is very thin so to make things easier, place epoxy on the messh and the frame to get a strong bond. If you put the epoxy on the rim of the grill and put the mesh over it, you will not get a tight hold. Don't worry about putting too much epoxy in the back side of the grill frame because you will not see it once installed.)
The middle chrome part is Doge chrome door molding I bought at C.A.P.

Also, wear protective eye wear and gloves. The mesh is very sharpe. I use gutter or tin snips to cut the mesh.

Originally Posted by 05TLTony

thanks for the prais lax

Originally Posted by flvol77

BTW...

I contacted the dealer and the lower grille piece is only $8.00 so if you mess up you buy two sets, put the stock ones in and try again. I have to say, I didn't like it when I did the mod, so I ordered a set for $16.00, i guess u live and learn.

Originally Posted by kataid

Home Depot??? in my Home Depot in Brooklyn you can only find "bob wire" from 1945!!!!!!!!!!!!