Wanted: 2 Defender standard lug nuts, stock Defender bumper, Defender Grill

[DBrands]

As mentioned, on the hunt for the following:

1. (2) standard Defender steel wheel lug nuts, I've misplaced a couple apparently...
2. A stock Defender front bumper, preferably in good enough shape to galvanize
3. Front grill for a Defender as mine was cut to fit a winch
4. Would consider some Defender doors to run while I repair mine... any style as long as they're relatively cheap?

Thanks

[pechanec]

Lug nuts for steel or Ally rims??

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[Aaron]

I'm sure I've got an extra Ex-MOD grill. It's been painted a few times and probably more effort to make it look representable than a good one would cost, but let me know if you're interested/don't find anything else.

[camo388]

I should have an extra EX-MOD grill too and a bumper as well.  Grill will be in a shed but I'll have to dig in a snow bank for the bumper.  No lug nuts for sure.  I live near Drayton Valley so could bring it all when I come in for Feb meeting.  PM your email address if you want pictures.

Bruce

[DBrands]

Lug nuts for steel or Ally rims??

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Sorry, lug nuts for steel rims.

[binch]

I spoke with Lovejugs on the lug nuts and he should have some.....

If the grill is covered with millions of layers of military paint....they are pretty easy to clean up.   The paint breaks up pretty easily and can peel off.  The rest you can use a stripper.    Craylon makes a spray paint (available at Home Depot) for painting plastic lawn furniture and it works amazingly well on wing flairs, plastic grills and headlite surrounds  ;D

[pechanec]

Nope, no Steelie nuts in stock

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[DBrands]

I should have an extra EX-MOD grill too and a bumper as well.  Grill will be in a shed but I'll have to dig in a snow bank for the bumper.  No lug nuts for sure.  I live near Drayton Valley so could bring it all when I come in for Feb meeting.  PM your email address if you want pictures.

Bruce

Sent you a message Bruce.

[DBrands]

I spoke with Lovejugs on the lug nuts and he should have some.....

If the grill is covered with millions of layers of military paint....they are pretty easy to clean up.   The paint breaks up pretty easily and can peel off.  The rest you can use a stripper.    Craylon makes a spray paint (available at Home Depot) for painting plastic lawn furniture and it works amazingly well on wing flairs, plastic grills and headlite surrounds  ;D

Thanks for the insight Bill!

Maybe I can pick those nuts up at the next get together. I guess I can remind Dave closer to the date.

David