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Part number for black '17 all terrain grill??

TT32VGT

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TT32VGT Enthusiast

TT32VGT

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Just bought a slt and I want to change out the grill to a black painted all terrain.. anyone have the part number??

 

I wouldnt mind seeing the denali too, if ya have the part number for it?

 

many thanks!!

camcamaro1991 Enthusiast

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Do you mean the grille "surround" painted outline part, they do separate btw, I would love to have a OEM onyx surround one for my Denali. I am not sure they sale them separate I believe you have to buy an all-terrain grille and have it paint matched. http://www.ebay.com/itm/23258406-2016-2017-GMC-Sierra-1500-OEM-Unpainted-Front-Grille-NEW-/282148443417?fits=Year%3A2016%7CMake%3AGMC%7CModel%3ASierra+1500&hash=item41b15b9519:g:JoUAAOSwaB5Xvesl&vxp=mtr

 

 

around the 3.23minute mark shows the grill in sections. Too much black for me but food for thought.
TJay74 Senior Enthusiast

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You will have to paint the grill surround to match, they don't come painted when you buy them thru the dealer.

TT32VGT Enthusiast

TT32VGT

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Anyone have a part number??

 

It looks like the inner part of the all terrain grill is the same as my slt?? Thought it was different.

 

I think im just going to get my guy to wrap the chrome front and rear bumpers, top part of mirrors, and the grill surround.

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ac66bronco New Member

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On 1/14/2017 at 1:15 AM, TT32VGT said:

Anyone have a part number??

 

It looks like the inner part of the all terrain grill is the same as my slt?? Thought it was different.

 

I think im just going to get my guy to wrap the chrome front and rear bumpers, top part of mirrors, and the grill surround.

 

23258406

 

The inner part is actually not the same. The AT is what I call Black Chrome (darker) and there are 4 vertical supports behind the cross bars SLE and T are 6.

 

Sorry to necromance this topic. 

paauto Enthusiast

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I used black Plasti-Dip'd on my grill surround, insert and hood scoop.  

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