If you're like most mini-truckers, having something that's played-out or been around longer than a year or too can be similar to having a skin disease.
Everyone wants the newest, hottest parts they can get, and if they can get their truck modified on the cheap, then we're talking about bonus points and a bad-ass lookin' ride to-boot. Recently, Master Image Customs unveiled its new grilles for S-10 minis with the promise that they'd soon have versions for Toyotas, Nissans, and Mazdas.
Well, the wait is over, because these true mini-truck versions of its stainless grilles are finally here in three different configurations. To see how easy it is to transform the nose of your Mazda in only minutes, check out the following images.
To find out how to get one of these for yourself, contact M.I.C. using the information in the source box.
This is all you'll need to...
This is all you'll need to install the new inserts, and the hardware is included with M.I.C.'s kit.
Look at the inserts; there...
Look at the inserts; there will be one for the top and one for the bottom of the grille. The top one has a knockout for the Mazda emblem area.
Looking through the grille,...
Looking through the grille, you can see the mounting points of the inserts, which will be secured next.
Using the supplied hardware...
Using the supplied hardware and a nut driver, drive the screws loosely into the inserts and align the insert from the front. Then, tighten all of the screws, and you're halfway done.
How does this look? Far better...
How does this look? Far better than a plain-Jane grille, that's for sure, and a great alternative to installing billet aluminum grille inserts. In all, this modification took less than 10 minutes once the grille was off the truck.