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Lmao hahaha

 

 

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I might do my GMC grill tomorrow if I have time I'm going to do black behind it. ill take photos if it works

 

 

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Maybe don't tell your girlfriend you're comparing her face to the wide, rectangular front end of a truck [emoji51]

 

 

Still won't be as bad as when I compared her ass to the rear of a Ford dually?

 

Just kidding.... I'm not that dumb.

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Maybe don't tell your girlfriend you're comparing her face to the wide, rectangular front end of a truck [emoji51]

 

 

Depends on which he loves most. The truck or the girl?

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8bfcb2151f2e2242fca78727530046a1.jpgI love what timeswelding did to his truck....but I don't have the $700 to buy that grill

 

 

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If you want to go chrome - this is the way to go - shows class! Better to spend a few extra bucks to do it right.

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I picked some of the stuff up to show you.

 

 

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that actually looks awesome

 

 

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that actually looks awesome

 

 

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It's an aluminum sheet comes in different sizes. So it won't rust and bends easy to fit in places. I would just hit it with a shine spray paint to make it shine more and make it a little more sturdy.

 

You would just need to hold it with zip tie mounts and put it behind your grill.

 

 

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that actually looks awesome

 

 

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Looks like my chicken coop enclosure.

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