Shaved Bowtie on an OE grill
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Joined: 02-23-2006
Posts: 629
From: Oklahoma
Originally Posted by DaJoker
His name is Mike LeValley. Foose uses him quite a bit and he's real big in the SoCal hotrodder scene. Simply amazing with an airbrush.
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Joined: 09-02-2006
Posts: 248
From: Houston, Tx
Originally Posted by SindyDix
No Photoshop editing tricks here.... OE grill I bought awile back off Ebay...
Modified shaved Bowtie, *POOF* gone.
Modified shaved Bowtie, *POOF* gone.
was this a chrome grille or polished look originally?
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Joined: 03-06-2006
Posts: 304
From: DETROIT
Originally Posted by JB1
Very nice, how did you remove the bowtie section?...does it just bolt on?
was this a chrome grille or polished look originally?
was this a chrome grille or polished look originally?
The results speak for themselves of course... WORTH IT IMO!
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Joined: 03-12-2006
Posts: 6,543
From: Lake Isabella CA
I bought a second grill off ebay to do this mod. The modified grill was bright crome to answer your question.
It is quite involved to remove the bowtie. I paid someone to do my dirty work!
The guy said he would not want to do it again!
It is quite involved to remove the bowtie. I paid someone to do my dirty work!
The guy said he would not want to do it again!
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Joined: 09-02-2006
Posts: 248
From: Houston, Tx
Originally Posted by SindyDix
I bought a second grill off ebay to do this mod. The modified grill was bright crome to answer your question.
It is quite involved to remove the bowtie. I paid someone to do my dirty work!
The guy said he would not want to do it again!
It is quite involved to remove the bowtie. I paid someone to do my dirty work!
The guy said he would not want to do it again!
