Cabela's Full Wrap Hood Shield

By rtbrick
May 31, 2004 in 1999-2013 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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rtbrick

Posted May 31, 2004

Does anybody have the Cabela's Full Wrap Hood Shield and if so, how do you like it? I need to replace my Lund Interceptor. It looks like it is a hundred years old (4 actually). I called Lund about it and they blew me off. I have a buddy that bought a Bug Flector II at the same time and it still looks great. I don't care for that design though. I got a glimpse of the Cabela's on a Silverado the other day, but did not have time to get a close look.

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