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Hey guys and girls, I'm slowly working away at upgrading my girl friends ford territory for her and need a little help.

I've done the rims, tint, stereo and am now looking for a grill, I've found guys that have made prototypes but no one who actualy punches em out.

Does any one know of people manufacturing them or anything else that could improve it?

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You'll have a hard time getting too much info on something that specific for a Territory on a Nissan oriented website.

I'd suggest you visit the ford forums and try your luck there as I do when I have queries regarding my BF daily.

Good luck.

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You'll have a hard time getting too much info on something that specific for a Territory on a Nissan oriented website.

I'd suggest you visit the ford forums and try your luck there as I do when I have queries regarding my BF daily.

Good luck

At first I thought BF meant boyfriend :0

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