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  1. 03-15-2016, 12:54 PM #1
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    DIY rear grill SWB

    Here is a bargain for someone who can spend 1-2 days restoring a rear grill for a SWB.

    - Complete set of ribs: 2 side ribs (both double ribs connected with rivets) and 10 inner ribs (single). The ribs are numbered as they should be.
    - The grill was painted black and I have cleansed 1 rib (#12, see photo) to show how they can look when you invest some time. I reckon the ribs have not been sanded before the paint was put on so once removed you can make them look like new.
    - All 4 black protection strips at the sides of the grids are present and not damaged
    - Both grids need replacement or some repair, depending on how shiny you want it to be
    - The 6 connecting rods are all damaged beyond repair. The one on the photo shows that the thread is worn off. There are replacements on the market
    - The 12 nuts to fasten the connecting rods and their washers are not usable anymore, but replacements are on the market
    - The 66 aluminum spacers are all there, complete and straight, but some have surface damage
    - The special engine grill screws with the hole in the top are not complete but there are replacements on the market (e.g. Sierra Madre)

    All 75€ plus shipping and paypal.

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    sold for a nice rainy day full of satisfaction
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