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03-08-2005, 11:28 PM
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HELP! I have the Jegs catalog from last summer? on the cover is a 68-72 bright yellow chev with a phantom grill that covers from side to side over the headlights also--it completly fills the shell area----Ive called jegs 2 different times and they have no idea of where that grill or truck came from----Anybody know of a company that makes this grill?- I just spent 2 hours on the net and no luck HELP-please
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03-08-2005, 11:29 PM
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Carriage Works I think is one company and Trenz is another.
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03-08-2005, 11:58 PM
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Might be spelled trendz, I can't remember. There was a pretty long thread on it though/
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03-09-2005, 03:00 AM
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They featured this truck in Truckin' around six months ago and I believe it is a Trenz grille. I called Trenz directly and they said the grill will fit Chevy and GMC. I'm hopefull since I want one for my GMC. I don't know what they run but Trenz said you could give the part number to any of there venders and they could order it. I ofcourse can't find the part number right now but if you call Trenz directly they will give it to you.
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03-09-2005, 11:05 AM
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I did alot of research on doing this mod to my 67 and its alot of work and alot of $. The grill is a "full phantom" and its made by Trenz and Cariage Works and is for the 69-72 model. It sells for about $375-$425 depending on where you buy it. The tricky part about this mod is that the fenders will have to be trimed to fir the grill. I was 100% sure i wanted to do this mod until i found out how much everything would cost and then my body guy wasnt briming with confadence about cutting the fenders to make it fit right so i decided against it. Also keep in mind that in NO state is this grill legal and since my truck evolved into a daily i didnt want to hassle with the cops all the time.
Definately the coolest grill ive seen though. |
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03-09-2005, 12:54 PM
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I really like what that guy did with the front bumper in that yellow truck. Very slick.
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