Re: Re: Hornet photo edit....hmmm

[<a1977amx@xxxxxxx>]

That's exactly like the mods I did on my Hornet grill. The donar grills would not have to be really nice as you would only be using the pods from one grill and you could select the best parts from each grill. In my case I had a spare grill that was broken. My current car has a costom grill screen built with expanded metal that would only require a cutter to remove another hole for another set of lights, but I hav already intergrated a set of projection driving lights into the air dam.
Richard Payne
Las Vegas
77 Prostreet
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> From: "John W Rosa" <JohnRosa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Date: 2004/10/05 Tue PM 04:50:24 EDT
> To: "AMC List" <mail@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: Re: Hornet photo edit....hmmm
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> From: <a1977amx@xxxxxxx>
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> Here's an idea that I did on a 73 Hornet I no longer have. I took a spare grill and grafted an extra set of parking light mounts
> into it. I ran a second set of marker lights hooked to the turn signal filaments on a separate switch. I used these for fog lights.
> You certainly could find a driving type light that would fit in the second mount and you would not have to hang a set of lights or
> drill the bumper.
> Richard Payne
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> Rich,
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> Hmm...sorta like this??
> http://www.javelinamx.com/javhome/jwr/73hornet360/spoiler-lights.jpg
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> To do it, I'd have to locate TWO good grilles to 'ruin',
> so that my original stayed un-cut.
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> John
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