At $450 though, you are starting to get into the area where it's just as cost effective to buy a stock GT bumper and stock GT grill, have the bumper painted and then install it all yourself.
Back a couple of months ago when I was looking at various styles and vendors of grills, I did see that one on ebay. The company has a loaction that is local to me. They service several local dealers.
I went down there and spoke with them and looked at the parts. They do a good job. I ened going with a pony package grill that I found on ebay. (that style was my preference).
The price has gone up, it was $260-something when I saw it a couple of months ago. This grill does have the benefit of being the same size as the V6 grill and will go in no problems. I think the spacing of the lights has to with a clearance issue.
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