RE: Grill issues, I think its time to follow the street rod crowd and use

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Exactly why I love the 69 American grill !
Take the bolt on trim off, remove the anodizing and buff. Instant 'billett" grill!!!
I wish they had done the same for you guys with the 70 AMX's!!!
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Mark Price
markprice242ATadelphia.net
Morgantown, WV
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Subject: Grill issues, I think its time to follow the street rod crowd and use 
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Date: Mon, 27 Mar 2006 17:38:10 -0600 
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I have been tip toe-ing around my 70 AMX front end for 20+ years in mortal 
fear of leaning on the grill and cracking it.  Our brethren in the street 
crowd have addressed this issue many years ago with the creation of billet 
aluminum grilles, why not us AMC'ers? 
 
 
 
 
 
Taking a closer look at my 70 AMX grill I think that it could be re-created 
in billet and think I might just start out the long process of figuring out 
how.  A couple questions for you experts. 
 
 
 
1.	Does anyone have any pieces of the 70 AMX grill they can lend/sell 
to me to use as templates and share with potential fabricators.  I don't 
want to us e a mint grille as we all know it will break. 
2.	Has anyone heard of anybody fabricating or able/willing to take on 
the initial fabrication of a 70 AMX grille. If I can find a fabricator,  I 
will be willing to fund an initial 10-20 grills for the hobby. 
 
 
 
Let me know if you have any grille pieces or contacts to help me start this 
process.