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Tungsten

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I really like the Grill on the Denali, Does anyone know how much the lights are and the grill would be?  and where I could buy it at a good price?  thanks!

 

-Jeff

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Yukon/Sierra to Denali Front End Conversion

# 15046662 - Filler between grill and bumper - LH

# 15046666 - Filler between grill and bumper - RH

# 15150999 - Parking lamp - LH

# 15151000 - Parking lamp RH

# 15764319 - GMC Denali Grill

# 15150995 - Headlight - LH

# 15150996 - Headlight - RH

# 12479754 - Bumper cover

# 14093088 - Retainers (7 needed)

# 15149708 - Retainers (12 needed)

# 15153490 - Insert

# 15060470 - Impact bar

# 16516335 - Fog lamp Assembly - LH

# 16516336 - Fog lamp Assembly - RH

# 15059859 - License plate bracket

 

 

Per GMPD.com - ~ $1,300 shipped (less headlamps). I'm sure that number could be reduced using Jason Cromer.  

 

They could not find the headlamp numbers; 15150995 - 15150996, I think they have been changed.  

 

The 14093088 retainers come in a pack of 10.

 

Do some shopping for prices here:

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/00gmc/gmparts.htm

Tungsten Enthusiast

Tungsten

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Wow, thanks!  Looks like I could spend $1,300 in a better place then the grill.  I was not thinking it would be anywhere near that price.  Thanks again.

 

-Jeff

chane Enthusiast

chane

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That post looks familiar Joe.. :thumbs:

 

Jeff, you could get an aftermarket grill that looks like the Denali grill.  I like this one:

 

Hole-y Grrill by DJ MotorSports

 

Then just order the Denali Projector headlights and your set.  Someone will eventually get us the new part #'s.  They have changed allot on the Denali's recently!

gmcjoe Senior Enthusiast

gmcjoe

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That post looks familiar Joe.. :thumbs:

;)

 

Yeah, I figured I already posted the totals at fsc.com, and you had the list, so why re-invent the wheel ;) ;)

 

Joe

paulj Enthusiast

paulj

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Does anyone know if the "strainer" grill is available without the GMC logo on it?

 

I have a Denali and I would like to find a grill without the GMC on it.

 

Thanks!  :thumbs:

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