Billet grill
#31
Rush to change grill
I wish someone would tell me why the rush to remove the original stock grill and replace it with something that looks like it belongs in front of the living room radiator....I know beauty is in the eyes of the beholder and everyone wants something a little different but, IMO, nothing beats the chrome grill with the Black Chevrolet wording on the top portion of the grill.....just my opinion for what ever it is worth......
#32
I wish someone would tell me why the rush to remove the original stock grill and replace it with something that looks like it belongs in front of the living room radiator....I know beauty is in the eyes of the beholder and everyone wants something a little different but, IMO, nothing beats the chrome grill with the Black Chevrolet wording on the top portion of the grill.....just my opinion for what ever it is worth......
#34
Billet grills have been around for a long time. You could also say that if everyone lowered their vehicle it wouldn't be different. Both of these things will always be different, however, for one simple reason: the vast majority of people never do more than put a sticker or two in the window.
#35
Billet grills have been around for a long time. You could also say that if everyone lowered their vehicle it wouldn't be different. Both of these things will always be different, however, for one simple reason: the vast majority of people never do more than put a sticker or two in the window.
#36
#39
I relate to the "everybody's doing it" syndrome. When I was decided to re-paint my car, okay HAVE my car repainted, I wanted flames. It seemed like everyone was doing ghost flames. I wanted something different. I think I suceeded, but it took a long time and a lot of looking to find what I was looking for.
Same with the wheels. I wanted something I wasn't seeing anywhere else. This time I wish I'd just gone with what I liked, old fashioned five-spoke Cragar SS stlye. Now my Boyds are off and being refinished and I've got what I really wanted to begin with. (Yes, the Boyd's will be for sale when they get back.)
It's tough to balance "not looking the same" with "what I really like" sometimes. Bottom line will always be what I like though.
Same with the wheels. I wanted something I wasn't seeing anywhere else. This time I wish I'd just gone with what I liked, old fashioned five-spoke Cragar SS stlye. Now my Boyds are off and being refinished and I've got what I really wanted to begin with. (Yes, the Boyd's will be for sale when they get back.)
It's tough to balance "not looking the same" with "what I really like" sometimes. Bottom line will always be what I like though.