Check it out:
http://www.mustangworld.com/ourpics/News/select4199.htm

It looks like a Cervini grill. It sucks not being able to contact the owners that show there cars on there.

 

So you can do it! I've been wondering this for awhile, but didn't want to post anything because I wanted to be the first. There goes that idea! I like it!

 

Here's another one I found.
http://www.autoblog.com/photos/galpi...ustang/121888/

 

I've been looking closely at that, and from what I can see from other pictures, the original grill is still there but the fogs have been cut out and moved back. The Fogs stick out past the bumper line so they have to be modified to fit, since I have access to a welder I was thinking about trying to make something that might work, but I'm not sure I want to spend the money on an experiment.

 

those are easy thats the cheap way of doing it. that grille just is an insert and sits over the other one... the cervinis one is a replacement shell that gets rid of the stock grille/fogs

 

I don't really think that is looks great having the lights behind the grill but i have heard a couple people wanting to do it.

 

It's a little more complicated then that. Like I said the Fogs sit out past the Headlight pillars, so they'd need to be moved back to have the grill sit flush.

 

What's the point in doing it that way?

 

kinda reminds me of the phantom grills everyone was putting on S-10s and Astros in the late 80's and early 90's. I wasn't a big fan back then either. I have a buddy with a 98 S-10 he retrofitted with a 96 front end just to use a phantom grill, I don't like it, but to each his own

 

Same here, not my style... I like my fogs for the added brightness but Ill eventually get rid of them and just get brighter headlights... maybe even a different front bumper cover with fogs at the bottom.