winter front
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From: rochester, ny
RE: winter front
yea maybe i should get one, my truck doesnt even go over 125 degrees here in newyork, i wonder if thats bad, i dont think it owuld be but i know my truck wont get that warm (heat)
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RE: winter front
ORIGINAL: DBLR
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ORIGINAL: bksram3500
I have a stupid question. What is a winter front exactly?
I have a stupid question. What is a winter front exactly?
This is prob. one of the best I've seen / liked......
Looks nice!
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From: Davenport, IA
RE: winter front
ORIGINAL: BlkRam69
OK, just where did you get this?
This is prob. one of the best I've seen / liked......
Looks nice!
ORIGINAL: DBLR
[IMG]local://upfiles/34275/D2CDDCAFF5E44B8393C23ECBF5F2D8A9.jpg[/IMG]
ORIGINAL: bksram3500
I have a stupid question. What is a winter front exactly?
I have a stupid question. What is a winter front exactly?
This is prob. one of the best I've seen / liked......
Looks nice!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2003-...QQcmdZViewItem
http://www.autotrucktoys.com/ram/Mop...P9697C990.aspx
Cover alone, Mopar part #82208646 around $100 U.S.
Cover and electric battery blankets that tie into block heater, Mopar part #82208721 about $150 U.S.
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From: Linwood,MI
RE: winter front
Tried to answer a few days ago but the site wouldn't respond. Thanks for the response. Seen the one on dodgeparts.com might go with that one. Also, let us know how the cabalas cover works out. could be the excuse I need to drive 3 hours to the closest Cabala's.
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From: 100% Heaven Sent
RE: winter front
ORIGINAL: GFB
I thought about that but it was too much work. I just made a cardboard template for a piece to go behind the grill and cover the whole thing, then cut it out of black expanded plastic sheeting (basically plastic cardboard). I used about 12 zip ties to secure it to the grill. You cant' even tell it's there unless you get close and see the zip ties.
ORIGINAL: Mayfair
I'm in the process now of making one out of plexi that will fit in the openings of the grill. Those vinyl covers look nice, but I really think they are overpriced. Maybe Dave ( parts/service )can work something up for ya. Shoot him a PM
I'm in the process now of making one out of plexi that will fit in the openings of the grill. Those vinyl covers look nice, but I really think they are overpriced. Maybe Dave ( parts/service )can work something up for ya. Shoot him a PM
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From: Oklahoma (Stuck in Florida)
RE: winter front
ORIGINAL: KenZ
could be the excuse I need to drive 3 hours to the closest Cabala's.
could be the excuse I need to drive 3 hours to the closest Cabala's.
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From: Linwood,MI
RE: winter front
Just ordered my winter front from dodgeparts.com. Went back to the dealer that I purchased the truck from, and this part is back ordered and could take up to 2 months. He also checked other dealers and there was none available in the state. Besides, dodgeparts was about $15 dollars cheaper. BUT, going to Cabala's anyway. Screw the reason! Time to melt the credit card!
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RE: winter front
I bought mine from the local Dodge dealer that works great here in Alaska. It cost me $99 and covers up the radiator from under the hood, it also has a small area that allows you to open or close depending upon how cold the weather is. I'm on my second winter and the fake leather seems to be holding up.
