FS: Lexus 2006 GS SES Trimes Chrome Billet Grill
12-14-08, 07:51 PM
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FS: Lexus 2006 GS SES Trims Chrome Billet Grill
I recently traded in my 2006 Lexus GS300. I had this SES Trims chrome billet grill installed for about a year. Everyone complimented my grill! The grill is chrome plated 304 stainless steel and consists of 2 pieces. It's in good condition from normal wear and tear and only take a few minutes to mount over your existing grill with no modifications whatsoever. This grill will only fit 2006-2007 GS300s and GS430s to my knowledge. I'd like $150 locally in San Diego, CA or $175 shipped. Thanks for looking.
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I mounts directly over the existing grill. No modifications whatsoever. It attaches via brackets behind the existing grill. The Lexus emblem sits flush with the billet grill.
02-15-09, 02:18 PM
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I am looking to start doing some things to my 06 GS that I just bought. (had to lose my brand new 2008 ES350 due to economy) But I noticed, like some blotches on the grill. Is this the 'normal wear and tear' or cameral shot? Is there something wrong with the plating after a year?
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02-15-09, 03:28 PM
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Born and raised here. Don't like the winters, we just have to deal with them. But does that look splotchy to you? I usually keep a bucket of water in the garage for the salty days but don't want to put anything that looks like it has salt damage already on my 'new to me' GS.
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The grill is quite dirty and slightly dull because of that. I never cleaned it after I removed the main part from my old car. The bottom piece is a more accurate portrayal of what the chrome should look like. I'm letting it go cheap since I don't want to spend too much effort on it. I also have a completely new SES Trims mesh grill that costs more and never got to replace this billet grill with since I got a sweet deal on my IS-F.