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Tx Firefighter · 01-12-2013, 01:49 PM

It's painful to say, but even with the free core support, that was nearly a 200 dollar project. Stuff is getting so expensive nowadays. My pay doesn't keep pace with the prices anymore.

-Grille 61 dollars (eBay)
-Headlight bezels 9 dollars for the pair (Certifit)
-Turn Signal lights 38 dollars pair (Certifit)
-New headlight adjusters 10 dollars (Rock Auto)
-Four new headlights 31 dollars (Walmart)
-Wire loom 6 dollars (Home Depot)
-Turn signal bulb sockets 10 dollars (Rock Auto)

I wish I could have rounded up a stock deluxe grille for a 85-87 truck. I like them very much and certainly much better than the plain billet grille.

01-12-2013, 01:49 PM	#70
Tx Firefighter Watch out for your cornhole ! Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Azle, Texas Posts: 14,162	Re: The Hillbilly Deluxe dually build It's painful to say, but even with the free core support, that was nearly a 200 dollar project. Stuff is getting so expensive nowadays. My pay doesn't keep pace with the prices anymore. -Grille 61 dollars (eBay) -Headlight bezels 9 dollars for the pair (Certifit) -Turn Signal lights 38 dollars pair (Certifit) -New headlight adjusters 10 dollars (Rock Auto) -Four new headlights 31 dollars (Walmart) -Wire loom 6 dollars (Home Depot) -Turn signal bulb sockets 10 dollars (Rock Auto) I wish I could have rounded up a stock deluxe grille for a 85-87 truck. I like them very much and certainly much better than the plain billet grille.