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Nate08 Enthusiast

Nate08

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I was wanting to get a new grill for my 08 GMC Seirra. It have no idea what to go with.... I was wanting to see what other people have gone with how much was the uPgrade?? All pictures are appreciated . Thanks

Chiefmorton Enthusiast

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I'm kinda in the same boat, adding a nicer looking grille is defintiley on my wish list. I have seen many places that sell inserts that mount over the factory grille that look really good online and at decent prices. I know it's a little more money but I'd love to find a factory grille out of a Seirra Denali and just swap grilles instead of an insert.

Stevens03 Senior Enthusiast

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Check out my gallery for dealing grill swap. I love the look with the chrome tow hooks. JMO

Chiefmorton Enthusiast

Chiefmorton

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Check out my gallery for dealing grill swap. I love the look with the chrome tow hooks. JMO

 

 

I agree with ya the Denail grille and chrome hooks look sweet. I keep searching craigslist hoping I'll locate one of those grilles.

royboy09 Enthusiast

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I was able to pick up a 2012 grill from a guy off my local Craigslist.

 

 

 

It has the same three bars but they are now chrome.

 

 

 

I love it on my 09 Sierra.

 

 

cobrajet84 Senior Enthusiast

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I have the silverado , but I really like the looks of the GMC and I always found it odd, the the sierra is kinda billed as a higher end silverado much of the time, yet the grill is the lame black plastic three bars. Good for those that like their truck blacked out, but the chrome bars and denali grill are much better looking to me.

BigBlueLB756 Senior Enthusiast

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Mine was the three-bar black plastic, but I "fixed" it. I have since "fixed" the lower bar between the tow hooks. Picture update when it stops raining.

waumo1 Enthusiast

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Did this for about 20$

 

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OK , I'll bite, how did you do that for $20?
DaveH71 Enthusiast

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^ What he said. Except i got my molding at autozone, it was around 18.99$ i think.

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