A complete grill isn't tough to replace. It comes out just like the full assembly you are looking at with your new one. You just need to find all the bolts and get them loose. Look at all the holes on the top, sides and bottom of your replacement one. You will need to be under the hood, under the bumper and under the fenders. Find all the bolts, spray them several times and wear glasses when you are lying on your back knocking about. Tools reguired only include your standard chevy 1/2 and 9/16 sockets and wrenches, maybe a couple 7/16's and 3/8's thrown in for good measure. Good luck,
Steve O
