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73-87 Chevy _ GMC Trucks => 73-87 Chevy & GMC Trucks => Topic started by: Rockin77 on December 14, 2007, 10:10:50 pm
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If buy a billet frill for my 77 gmc how do i open the hood if there is no room for a latch
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Going to need to notch it out for the hood relase if your keeping the original location, or move the release to inside the cab like I plan on doing mine in the future ;)
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Most decent grille manufacturers leave enough room to stick your fingers in there to pop the hood.
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Just popping this on the back re grills- can you guys buy "fancy" ones rather than the OE replacement?
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Sure Bitzer. They're called after-market grills. Can you see the one on Vilezambonie's avatar? There are also some available from (Long Motor Company) in their catalogue.
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Thanks for the info ;D looks like i can do away with my chess board lol
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If buy a billet frill for my 77 gmc how do i open the hood if there is no room for a latch
I have a 1977 Chevy with a billet grill. The grill I bought came with a kit to relocate the latch down to the lower splash apron right above the bumper.
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Where did you get your grill from??
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I got mine from and it too came with a rod that went into a hole drilled in the original latch to access the latch from below the splash shield, but it was not the right one, so I just reach through mine and I have some big fingers and the don't usually get stuck, just some scraped up knuckles once in a while.
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Where did you get your grill from??
I got my grill from Chevy Duty (Classic Parts)
The grill is made by a company called Carriage Works http://www.carriageworksinc.com/