Researched by: Jerry Holmolka
Edited by: John Forshaw

Purpose:  To fill in the open area at the lower front spoiler.    This is a totally cosmetic modification that is easy, fast and adds very much to the frontal appearance of my GTP without being "ricey".  The grills actually come from a Dodge RAM pickup truck (ok, no comments from the peanut gallery! <grin!> ).  They are then trimmed to the proper size and shape of the spoiler openings and screwed into place by three screws on each insert.  The finished look is totally stock looking and professional.  Besides, I think they look very cool!   Total install time: 10 minutes!

Here's how it looks (don't mind the bugs!):

I first saw this mod  on the GTP of Mike Bouchard  during his attendance of the Montreal GTP gathering (July 25, 1999).  I expressed interest in also getting a set.  This gentleman was NICE enough to put aside a grill from an accidented  vehicle and let us know that it was available.  He even did the install for me in the comforts of his driveway.  Thanks Mike, I will always appreciate it!

How its done:
The first part is locating the grills.  One can either spend tons of time looking around in the scrapyards or simply contact Mike Bouchard for pricing and availability.  Mike can be reached at:

Once the grills are in hand, they are shaped the same shape as the lower spoiler openings using a template.  Then its simply a matter of getting down on your back and screwing them in.  Total install time is about 10-15 minutes.  The effects are very pleasant... I love it!