Do you like my new grille?

[Helix8]

Hello Al,

You can certainly post up mine on your website - flattered actually

[Russ in VA]

Al,
Ditto what Helix8 said. Happy for you to use my photo!

Here is a close up if that's helpful.

[al lkosmal]

Originally Posted by bkreigsr

WOW - love the bumper and valance.
Car came out beautifully.
Congrats
Bill K

yes...nice work.

regards,
al

[aston@ultrasw.c]

Here is my interpretation -

[911trackcar]

Al, the grill looks great on my Stratton ducktail! Nice work!



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[Flojo]

Originally Posted by aston@ultrasw.c

Here is my interpretation -

this one is really cool...

[brad1552]

I got both the deck lid and rear reflector panel grilles - love them!

[Taxi!]

Looks great, Brad.

[al lkosmal]

wow...nice installs. Thank for posting the pix guys. Some seriously cool rides.

regards,
al

[PV996]

Looks great. Anyone seen one / done one on a more modern rear deck? Like a 996 TT?

[TAV]

Thanks Al!!!

[al lkosmal]

wow....i may be somewhat biased, but that looks great............thank you for posting.


regards,
al

[myslateblue911]

Here is my X-faktory grill. I love it.

[al lkosmal]

Looking very good...thank you for posting.

[slategray964]

Turbo type louver grille

[drb930]

Originally Posted by slategray964

Turbo type louver grille

Where did you source those grills?
Do they offer them for 964/993?

[RSBob]

Al, have always wondered the pronunciation of the 'grille' in your subject line. Is the e silent or pronounced with an 'ah' sound? This of course is similar to the great raging Porch versus Por-Shaw controversy. Or is this just a cheap publicity stunt where the pronunciation of your product will be debated on this board for time en memorial, thus keeping sales going well past your, eh, passing. Inquiring minds want to know.

[al lkosmal]

Rick,
Let us go to the chalkboard.........

Grill vs. grille
As a noun, grill refers to (1) a cooking surface using parallel metal bars, (2) a device that cooks with a grill, or (3) a restaurant offering grilled food. As a verb, it means (1) to grill, or (2) to question relentlessly. Grille, which is only a noun, usually refers to a grating used as a screen or barrier on a window or on the front of an automobile.

To get all up in [one’s] grill....or grille.... is to be extremely annoying.

regards,
al
PS: have fun in Napa...........

[RSBob]

Huh, what? And I thought someone was BBQing. Ain't nobody got time for that. I will take that as yes.

And thanks, you will be sincerely missed. All the best to you and yours.

[al lkosmal]

Comes in handy for the RG tailgate parties.

regards,
al