Last Portland swap meet I went to a guy had a NOS chrome grill that he set up in a booth across from the "Brothers" booth that was sporting the Tawainese chrome repop grills. They were getting around $400 for the complete grill ready to go while the NOS grill sat there for $750. The NOS grill sold the first day, but the buyer left it there with a Sold sign on it till Sunday. People would be looking at that grill, going over to the repops and looking at them and then coming back and asking the guy if he had any more NOS grills. He didn't, but he took orders for several re-chrome jobs of stock grills. After comparing the two side-by-side so to speak, I decided to get my grills re-chromed . . . can't beat an original grill - much better definition and much better fit.
