. Finally finished fabricating and installing a new grille in the 2004 Bonneville. I did not like the look of the last grille, too cheep looking, so I bought some woven stainless steel mesh. I cut it on a diagonal and bent it into shape using a pattern I made earlier in the summer. I like this look a lot better that the other material I used.




I also started on another project, installing a set of CATZ dual lamp fog/driving lights on the car. Here is a rough shot of the custom switch panel I am fabricating to go into the useless space that hold coins or whatever in the dash. Next step is to primer and paint the panel to match the interior.

the grille looks good

cant wait to see the CATZ setup

that looks really good. I just re-did mine as well.

What are using to keep the grills in place?
Looks good, cant wait for pics of the switches.

Loong wheres your grill pics?

damn. now i gotta get up and go take them... :o Where did you get your mesh. I think i like his better. i will have pics soon.

PDad. When I fabricated the inserts I used some liquid steel to glue the area on the mesh that would normally be the tabs on a stock grille. Then I cut out the tabs and bent them up to go into the slots of the car nose assembly. I also used a small ty rap to secure the mesh in place in case it comes loose due to vibrations.

Bought it from Racer parts Wholesale. I went with the medium wire mesh for $29.95. There is a lot left over for another project I am looking to do.

This is mine, It use to sit flat against the factory grill, now its more 3D.

oooOoooOooo

going to have and do that........

now thats a blingin grill

Looks great Wish i did the same on my 95 Bonneville.