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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Ft. Mcmurray Ab.
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Winter grille covers
Since I live in the frozen Northern part of Canada, it takes time to warm up the truck and keep it warm while driving, so I decided to check out winter grille covers. In Canada they have limited items for a newer truck like mine and want around 250 bucks for them. To order from the States is costly too because of shipping and duty. Anyone that has them, all have the same..boring..so I decided to make my own. It took about 6hrs to make at a cost of around 30 bucks and they are one of a kind. The driving lites mounts I couldn't find so had to make them up too. Since I travell a lot just to get to work(around 200 miles each way), I now travell with constant heat and great vision at nite time..happy camper..Bdog
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