DIY Grille cover?

[z0mb13k1ll]

Ah, i found the thread you mentioned http://www.yarisworld.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8985

but I don't think that it's the right ;look for me, saw someone commented on it saying they used some 3m plastic with a few holes in it, might try that and see if you can tell if it's there at all. or put something behind the grille, it's pretty easy to pull off since i purposefully left those 2 screws holding the grille on the table last time i took the bumper cover off

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by z0mb13k1ll

Ah, i found the thread you mentioned http://www.yarisworld.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8985

but I don't think that it's the right ;look for me, saw someone commented on it saying they used some 3m plastic with a few holes in it, might try that and see if you can tell if it's there at all. or put something behind the grille, it's pretty easy to pull off since i purposefully left those 2 screws holding the grille on the table last time i took the bumper cover off

That one is pretty hideous looking. There was another where a sheet of foam was used and it looked a bit more tame.

[Pokey]

I made a grill cover out of black cloroplast and secured it with toggle bolts (the kind that spring open. Makes a HUGE difference at -36C

Haven't needed it this year, but I store it under the floor with spare off season