Grill Mesh Installation Instructions and Photos available by E-mail

j_copeland · #1 (**permalink**) 11-06-2007, 10:00 PM

Ready to send to Cayman Club members by E-Mail: 6 pages of instructions and 15 supporting photos on how to install Grill mesh into all areas of your Cayman ( there are 7 areas: 3 in front, 2 side, and 2 rear)
File size is 508 KB. Another file, (5700 KB) has photos of completed installations. Private-mail me an E-mail address and I'll send them out to you. If it look like something you'd like on your car, I have the templates and small hardware items mentioned in the instructions ready to send to you by the good ol' U.S. Postal Service for a small fee--for that I'll need a mailing address.

**K-Man S** · #2 (**permalink**) 11-06-2007, 10:06 PM

Ummm why not post here as an article complete with photos, that way it is shared with everyone and you don't have to waste time at the post office...

j_copeland · #3 (**permalink**) 11-06-2007, 10:44 PM

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Originally Posted by K-Man S

Ummm why not post here as an article complete with photos, that way it is shared with everyone and you don't have to waste time at the post office...

K-Man S, I'll be pleased to post instructions with photos as an article a little later, after some more beta testing by some early adapters. Have already learned from one Cayman Clubber ( ttsakai) that the front left/right grills can be installed without removing the front bumper.
The templates will still need to be snail-mailed out as full size reproductions via Kinkos, since few folks--incl. me--do not have a CAD system and plotter! And there is a little hardware package, too. Besides, I like driving my CS to the post office.

gtscayman · #4 (**permalink**) 11-07-2007, 03:06 AM

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Originally Posted by j_copeland

K-Man S, I'll be pleased to post instructions with photos as an article a little later, after some more beta testing by some early adapters. Have already learned from one Cayman Clubber ( ttsakai) that the front left/right grills can be installed without removing the front bumper.
The templates will still need to be snail-mailed out as full size reproductions via Kinkos, since few folks--incl. me--have a CAD system and plotter! And there is a little hardware package, too. Besides, I like driving my CS to the post office.

What about placing a template with a scale attached into a scanner - then upload to the site where we can download and upscale in relation to the scale that you've placed on each template?

( Then you can watch how many downloads occur and drive your Cayman back and forth to the post office anyway?!)

**smounic** · #5 (**permalink**) 11-20-2007, 05:22 AM

He includes a package with the mounting hardware that you need which helps a lot.

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Originally Posted by gtscayman

What about placing a template with a scale attached into a scanner - then upload to the site where we can download and upscale in relation to the scale that you've placed on each template?

( Then you can watch how many downloads occur and drive your Cayman back and forth to the post office anyway?!)

**redwarrior** · #6 (**permalink**) 11-20-2007, 02:57 PM

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Originally Posted by gtscayman

What about placing a template with a scale attached into a scanner - then upload to the site where we can download and upscale in relation to the scale that you've placed on each template?

( Then you can watch how many downloads occur and drive your Cayman back and forth to the post office anyway?!)

I have so many other things to do I am glad this is one item I could send a pm, wait on the package to arrive and then just send him a check.

Thanks again for the drawings, hardware and the detailed article you enclosed.

DNRXXX · #7 (**permalink**) 07-30-2008, 05:58 PM

please email me at this address...leonpa@msn.com