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Someone said I should give making rat rod tractor grills a shot and so they fired off a couple pickup truck fenders to me to take a swing. I did not want to do a typical horizontal bar tractor grill, so I held off waiting for inspiration, until I just happened to be flipping through my grills and found an Edsel grill, and in popped the idea.

Here are a couple, one "from the factory" the other a bit more "used"

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Crazy ol Chuck Most did this for us about two years ago now. GREAT use of some old pick-up fenders! Now they just gotta build some lawn tractors to put them on, or ol rat rods.

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Looks very good. I think that AMT had an accessory grill in one of it's early street rod kits that used a '59 Edsel grill and had quad headlights built in.

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'32 sedan, that's the one I was thinking of. But I think using a couple of truck fenders to make a grill is still a good idea.

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Looks very good. I think that AMT had an accessory grill in one of it's early street rod kits that used a '59 Edsel grill and had quad headlights built in.

THanks Everyone. Espo, these grills I grabbed from an old grill parts pack.

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