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RicKDoG

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Im after a grille 4 my s1 r33 and contemplating whether or not 2 go with an aftermarket gtr style or so, or just to replace the standard 1. I havnt really seen many different grilles on them just wondering if any1 has got an aftermarket grille so i can kinda c some pics and try find a grille. cheers .

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I do have a custom grill well i have no idea what it's off

also have a matching front bar depending on what your looking at doing..

Can possibly look at throwing together another grill depending on interest..

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...howtopic=108696

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I do have a custom grill well i have no idea what it's off

also have a matching front bar depending on what your looking at doing..

Can possibly look at throwing together another grill depending on interest..

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...howtopic=108696

do it Mav..lol then I can copy ur car mate...

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i'm doing some mods to my stock s1 grill to make it look different. my grill is chrome (car is white) and i'm going to paint the sides and bottom white, and the top 2 fins black.

I was thinking about cutting the middle row off the stock s1 grille...and leave the S badge....might look good..

what you think? maybe need ot photoshop it.

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