Escalade Front End Conversion
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unless he wants to cut the bottom off of his stock fenders, youll have to find two tweaked fenders to cut the sections that need to be grafted onto the escalade fenders. ill look through my reciepts and get the part numbers for you.
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http://www.gmfullsize.com/Tech%20Pag...20Numbers.html
The part numbers are on there along with several other part numbers you might find helpful.
The part numbers are on there along with several other part numbers you might find helpful.
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well this is just the junk yards around me they wanted 4g's for a complete front end.thats ****** insane i think.check out some of the ads in truckin, etc.they can be had for less.
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I've ordered 2 kits from stylin concepts. They have them for $2995 with everything you need wire harness etc. Its a good deal a lot easier than piecen it together. As the others have said you will need to keep your old fenders to fill in the wholes on the escalade ones.
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Originally Posted by fbs2s
I've ordered 2 kits from stylin concepts. They have them for $2995 with everything you need wire harness etc. Its a good deal a lot easier than piecen it together. As the others have said you will need to keep your old fenders to fill in the wholes on the escalade ones.
My mom has an escalade I wonder if she would notice if some of her front end was missing.