Looking for a LMTV grill

[reelclassic]

The grill I have is flimsy and cracked. Checking to see if anyone makes a metal replacement or may have a used one in good shape.
Thanks

 

[coachgeo]

yes, it's a fellow on Facebook though. when I get home will get link

 

[coachgeo]

yes, it's a fellow on Facebook .... link

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1607576859556624/permalink/2149311335383171/

UPDATE: My bad.. forgot that is a closed group on facebook so won't help unless you join. See post further below that links to a post on here about the grills and how to reach him through here. Did not recall that it ended up posted here already. My bad again, Appologies

 

[reelclassic]

I appreciate the link. Sorry, I'm not on facebook. Did he post a phone number or an email address. Thanks for your help.

 

[porkysplace]

I appreciate the link. Sorry, I'm not on facebook. Did he post a phone number or an email address. Thanks for your help.

It doesn't matter if your on FB it is a closed group so you have to be on FB and a member of that group.
that's why SS has this rule ;
Please consider the following regarding linking:
• Do not link to password protected websites that the rest of the membership cannot access.

 

[Third From Texas]

I appreciate the link. Sorry, I'm not on facebook. Did he post a phone number or an email address. Thanks for your help.

I'll see if we can point him here.

 

[Ohiobenz]

https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?187635-LMTV-FMTV-Steel-Grille-custom-direct-replacement

 

[branr1]

The grill on my truck had A broken rung but the pieces were in the cab of the truck so I glued it back together and had my local bed liner shop coat the whole grille front and back. I also purchased another stock fiberglass grille and did the same thing for a spare. The bed liner looks great and it’s added a lot of strength. I’d recommend it as an option. I paid $40 to get both of mine sprayed.

 

[Third From Texas]

The grill on my truck had A broken rung but the pieces were in the cab of the truck so I glued it back together and had my local bed liner shop coat the whole grille front and back. I also purchased another stock fiberglass grille and did the same thing for a spare. The bed liner looks great and it’s added a lot of strength. I’d recommend it as an option. I paid $40 to get both of mine sprayed.

You're the second person to recommend this. I can see how the bed liner would add an extra layer of strength (and the price is far more palatable than a replacement, at least according to my empty pockets). I'd still love a steel grill someday, though.

 

[Ohiobenz]

Mine had missing chunks, so a simple repair wasn't an option. Plus my 1079 will be offroad quite a bit when finished.