TommyZ Deep Dish Grilles - Now Available

[Ted@MPSC]

Car styler TommyZ, an upcoming custom designer out of Detroit has released some exciting products for the Chrysler 300. We are proud to announce the Deep Dish Grille. This grill is a cool design that will enhance the front bumper cover of any 2005 or newer 300 on the road. Offered with the outer shell painted to match your vehicles factory color, or unpainted for your own custom design. Offered with this grille shell is a OEM factory Cadillac stainless mesh for years of reliability and ease of cleaning. This mesh is a polished stainless steel that does not dull, and is extremely easy to clean. It will maintain its luster for a very long time with miniumal maintenace. Out of all the aftermarket grilles currently available for the Chrysler 300, this is one of the better ones providing a sunk-in look that is aggressive, yet subtle. Get yours today from Mopar Supercenter, an exclusive dealer of TommyZ products.


(Image is of the Black grille with the Stainless mesh)

We will have these added to our web site very soon. If you would like to place an order before then, please call us at 800-456-5337.

MSRP $649.00
MPSC $595.00
SALE $525.00 for the month of April, 2006

[Ted@MPSC]

Some additional pictures of the Deep Dish grille from TommyZ

[bigwise1]

are they still offered in different depths or do they just come in one now?

[Ted@MPSC]

The one we are offering is recessed aproximately 2" on the bottom, and 4" on the top at dead center. Once we install the new grille into an SRT8, we will post up some pictures. This one requires just a little trimming of the bumper reinforcement foam. The deeper ones would require much more trimming in this area.

[bigwise1]

is that price for painted or primered grills?

[Ted@MPSC]

That is for either, no aditional charge for the painted, and no discount for the unpainted.

[ERRN]

What size are the openings in the mesh? I saw a nice one at 22elite that had approx 2 and 1/2 mesh openings covered by a penny. I want to make sure that I don't take a "bird strike " from debris in the radiator area.

[Ted@MPSC]

The mesh openings are roughly 3/8" in size. A penny would cover about 2 1/2 openings in a triangular area.