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12-07-2007, 06:29 PM
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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
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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!
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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12-11-2007, 01:06 AM
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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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12-11-2007, 09:23 PM
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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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01-06-2008, 10:54 PM
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.
