radiator grille
grille shutter
grille , auch: grill **

Maybe it was time to get one of those red noses for the radiator grille.

It also had some cosmetic changes which included a new radiator grille.

The division adopted this on its radiator grilles in 1937.

The main exterior change was a new radiator grille in black plastic.

Have you ever seen the radiator grille of a car after it's run into a lamppost?

Practically the only differences were those of trim level and the radiator grille.

The following years saw the radiator grille painted black (rather than grey).

Cadillac script also appeared on the lower left side of the radiator grille.

Modernization of the truck in 1973 included a new plastic radiator grille.

There was a revised radiator grille and new exterior trim.

For racing, a flat open radiator grille was used.

The car could be distinguished from its smaller companion by a large "8" on the radiator grille.

They moved in close file around the front of the Cadillac's fancy radiator grille to the passenger door.

Cars featured a honeycomb radiator grille, and long corner lights.

With this series of 603, there was a smaller radiator grille and more modern rear vision mirrors.

They have traditionally been a curved nose which attaches to the car's radiator grille.

The facelift involved a change to the radiator grille, with new and smaller rectangular headlights.

The truck was turned nose-out and it had a massive chrome radiator grille.

There were no significant body alterations, however the radiator grille featured a vertical centre bar.

The same year, the front sides and radiator grille were restyled on the whole Samara range.

The primary differences are the hood, radiator grille, taillights and wheel covers.

In 1936 came the 852, identical to the earlier models with the exception of the 852 on its radiator grille!

Water-cooled T2 models can be distinguished by a second radiator grille.

Early cars had very basic racing bodies but retained several Ford panels including the radiator grille.

A slab of polished marble tops the wrought-iron radiator grille.