Yesterday at 7:08 PM #1 C Corgeman New Member Joined Jul 28, 2024 Messages 1 Reaction score 0 Location East Ohio Hello, Can anybody tell me how to tell an original '70 grill from a repop? I think mine may have been switched. Thanks, Bob
Hello, Can anybody tell me how to tell an original '70 grill from a repop? I think mine may have been switched. Thanks, Bob
Yesterday at 7:58 PM #2 1971 Gran Coupe Well-Known Member Joined Feb 9, 2016 Messages 77 Reaction score 30 Corgeman said: Hello, Can anybody tell me how to tell an original '70 grill from a repop? I think mine may have been switched. Thanks, Bob Click to expand... Post some pictures and if possible and look for a factory part number molded in the grill.
Corgeman said: Hello, Can anybody tell me how to tell an original '70 grill from a repop? I think mine may have been switched. Thanks, Bob Click to expand... Post some pictures and if possible and look for a factory part number molded in the grill.
Yesterday at 8:40 PM #3 C Chryco Psycho Well-Known Member Joined Dec 28, 2008 Messages 5,239 Reaction score 2,928 Location Panama If it has been replaced & it is difficult to tell you probably have a far better grille than 55 year old brittle plastic
If it has been replaced & it is difficult to tell you probably have a far better grille than 55 year old brittle plastic
Yesterday at 9:24 PM #4 pschlosser Well-Known Member Joined Dec 8, 2022 Messages 1,697 Reaction score 950 Location Santa Rosa, California a newly painted vintage grill will look pretty good, but if its a repop, I bet the flanges on top wont be very aged. or the u-clips holding the turn signals.
a newly painted vintage grill will look pretty good, but if its a repop, I bet the flanges on top wont be very aged. or the u-clips holding the turn signals.