Anyone install one of these? How'd it go in, easy, pain in the ****? How'd it look? Pics? How much? Where'd ya get it?

6 simple questions. :

Thanks everyone.

Toby

 

Nobody's done this?

 

My girlfriend got me the Mopar Billet Grill from www.dodgeparts.com as a gift. It's made out of plastic, but pretty sturdy. Installation was easy...took less than a 1/2 hour. The only tedious part was driving out the plastic rivets.

I'm not sure how some of the aftermarket grills are to install, but i'm sure others will chime in.

 

A friend's ram has a billet aftermarket grille. It was installed when bodywork was done after he was hit. In any case, the fit and finish are awesome. Looks really cool.

 

I went with the Putco Stainless Tubular grill. This is a truly nice piece of art, easily installs right over the existing grill and requires NO tools just your fingers.

 

I recently installed the Stull Billet Grill in my pickup..25-30 min install time. Used a nail with the point ground off to push the center of the plastic rivits out (can reuse if I want to reinstall the stock grill) It went in easy but would advise removing the grill shell from the truck to make life easier
I think only about 6 bolts hold it on.
I purchased the grill locally and as of now I don't have pictures. The grill is better built than the factory sport grill. It made my truck look like a 2004 Laramie (not too sure I like that look) The truck isn't as "macho" looking now.

'nuff said