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Imcrazy Senior Enthusiast

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Looking to swap the front grill fascia on my 2020 RST from color matched black to chrome. Just the part between the headlights that is painted. Anyone with an LT want to trade or anyone have a part # that I can use to buy the chrome fascia piece?

 

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mafd2 Senior Enthusiast

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You mean the whole grille? Not sure what you mean with just fascia as the grille is one piece.

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Imcrazy Senior Enthusiast

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I have a chrome LTZ grille if you're interested.

Yes I am. You willing to ship? I’m in Ohio. Let me know what price you’d be happy with?


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You mean the whole grille? Not sure what you mean with just fascia as the grille is one piece.

Ah ok I thought the chrome part that runs between the headlights was separate from the larger black portion.


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56 minutes ago, Imcrazy said:


Ah ok I thought the chrome part that runs between the headlights was separate from the larger black portion.


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Yes all one piece. I put an LTZ grille on my RST. Gives it a good contrast with the color and breaks up the all color keyed front.

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Imcrazy Senior Enthusiast

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Yes all one piece. I put an LTZ grille on my RST. Gives it a good contrast with the color and breaks up the all color keyed front.

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Love it! This truck was my inspiration to go this route.

 

Also want to add chrome lower skid plate by the fog lights and chrome Chevrolet letters on the tailgate.

 

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c.schill Enthusiast

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What color is the grill you have now? I have a black LT, and I'm just over in Akron.

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What color is the grill you have now? I have a black LT, and I'm just over in Akron.

Sounds like we might be able to strike a deal! My RST is black! Is your grill in good shape?


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14 minutes ago, Imcrazy said:


Sounds like we might be able to strike a deal! My RST is black! Is your grill in good shape?


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Sure is. It was actually replaced last winter after a deer impact. I'd be down for a straight trade if yours is in good shape too.

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Sure is. It was actually replaced last winter after a deer impact. I'd be down for a straight trade if yours is in good shape too.

Mine is damn near perfect, truck only has 900 miles on it! I’ll message you my cell phone #


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Mine is damn near perfect, truck only has 900 miles on it! I’ll message you my cell phone #


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If the above falls through, I’d be interested in buying your black grill.  

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