if you have the hood, fenders, grill and lights, it will pretty much bolt up; in terms of changing out the front end of your car this is one of the easiest ones actually. not like trying to put a bmw front on a civic or some ****. that said, without researching at all, i am guessing that you still need to do a little bit of fabbing to get everything lined up just right. in overall body shop terms of a front clip swap its about as plug and play as its gonna get. :cowboy:
I feel like i should share this with everyone.
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if you have the hood, fenders, grill and lights, it will pretty much bolt up; in terms of changing out the front end of your car this is one of the easiest ones actually. not like trying to put a bmw front on a civic or some ****. that said, without researching at all, i am guessing that you still need to do a little bit of fabbing to get everything lined up just right. in overall body shop terms of a front clip swap its about as plug and play as its gonna get. :cowboy:
The97Runner
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I was thinking it would but was curious and on the thread i found he said he was fabbing the taco back flares but he didnt have pics of them.
RonMAIDEN
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This truck has been around for a while now so I'm wondering if there's more photos and of the finished product if he went further. He needs to at least paint the rear original flares so it at least tries to blend with the front one and needs the turn signals in place otherwise I do like it but mostly cause it's different but I'm partial specifically to the '99 grill plus I won't give up my scooped hood.
