Bridgie
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- May 25, 2015
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- Location
- Raleigh, North Carolina
- First Name
- Dave
- Vehicle(s)
- 2015 GT fastback. PP, 50th trim, Black
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After a couple of track days and some hot brakes (especially in August) in my GT PP, I thought I would try a fabrication project. I wasn’t happy to delete the front fogs to add the JLT kit, so went with a home made solution using a stock GT lower grille and parts from the JLT kit.
Build is in progress.
Left and right blocked honeycomb removed.
[/url]D0D657EA-DA21-4C2A-9B59-C7343DA455A4 by Dave Bridge, on Flickr[/IMG]
Bezel plate fabricated to fit.
B1F61229-1076-402F-96AC-805B6FA18BC6 by Dave Bridge, on Flickr
Using JLT fog light bezels.
156365EA-D03B-4C0F-97E0-ED5DB8BEC1A2 by Dave Bridge, on Flickr
Fitted but not glued.
61EAE156-5ACF-49DC-8BD0-61CCD400C0F5 by Dave Bridge, on Flickr
2E0301EE-103E-4611-940E-66E8C500051B by Dave Bridge, on Flickr
Enough bezel on the rear to add the 2.5” hose.
5FD30819-1827-4B14-91E4-2759D6322BA8 by Dave Bridge, on Flickr
Hose and hub plates are on their way..!!
Something to pass the time away I guess.
Thoughts.?
Build is in progress.
Left and right blocked honeycomb removed.
Bezel plate fabricated to fit.
Using JLT fog light bezels.
Fitted but not glued.
Enough bezel on the rear to add the 2.5” hose.
Hose and hub plates are on their way..!!
Something to pass the time away I guess.
Thoughts.?
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