1968 Chevy C10 LMC Truck Grille Upgrade - Face-Off

With the top insert installed, the bottom insert was installed in the same fashion.

The next stop on our journey was to install the new Euro headlights. First the bezels need to be removed, and then the headlights can be removed.

For those of you who are a little lost on exactly what a Euro headlight is, check this out. The Euro headlight is on the left and the standard light is on the right. As you can see, the Euro is absolutely clear, while the standard light is clouded with tons of lines and such. A much different look.

When installing the headlights, remember that they install in the same fashion as the stock units. Simply pop them in place and fasten them down with a few screws.

Once everything was installed, Jon then went back and placed the trim, bezels, and brackets in place.

When the inserts are in place there's no way to access the hood latch. Therefore, LMC sends this latch extension T-handle. The T-handle mounts by drilling a hole through the stock latch handle, and then through the splash pan. Then the T-handle is slid up through the splash pan and attached to the stock latch.

Dig the juxtaposition. Although the new LMC grille insert is billet, it's not an overwhelming appeal, but still enough to shake things up...

...That's partly because only the front edge of the grille is polished-the rest of it is painted semi-gloss black. This cheap, easy, and quick modification brings a whole new look to the front of a truck.