

| Subject: | Re: SA GRILLE |
| From: | John Rodgers |
| Date: | Tue, 28 Mar 2006 17:02:39 -0600 |
I have just been examining a SA grille today, sent to me by list member Bill Manley, for purposes of determining whether they can be replicated on my vacuum forming machine, since the SA Grille is now supposedly "NLA". While there is some flexibility, they are in no way "flimsey", in my opinion. Like many things of that type, the engineers knew what they were doing. When you buckle the thing downe, it takes on plenty of rigidity. Same is true for the light and bracket that comes with the grille. /The glass in the light is :"Hea----veee!". The bracket on which it mounts at first seems very thing for something so stout as that light, but then if you look close at the stiffening ridges and you know they got it right. The light and bracket attach to the body of the vehicle, and not to the grille for mounting. So the grille carries no weight at all but it's own. Regards, John Rodgers 88 GL Driver x2 Mark C wrote: >Someone told me the SA GRILLE was flimsy and that he knew some people who had one installed.., and that they weren't happy.., Is there any truth to this?? Thanks.., > > > >
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