Looks great. Easy installI had mine painted similar to one of the photos where the major part of it is my Wrangler JK's color (deep cherry red crystal pearl) and the area around the headlights and across the grill's lights is a metallic black. The install would have been really easy if I didn't have a big winch, but I was able to put some polishing cloths between the grill and the winch and pulled it down and into place from under the Jeep. The wiring was a breeze and I grounded it on a stud holding the top of the fender to the metal frame and the hot wire I scabbed into the hot wire of the side marker on the front right fender. It would be a good idea for you to get some cable/zip ties and wad and secure all the little grill wiring that goes across from drivers to passenger side to keep those out of the way and out of sight. Looks and performs great with no rattles.A totally different front end appearance that updates your 'older' (but better) Jeep. Inexpensive and well built to last....Your expense may go up if you get it professionally painted like I did. I normally do that kind of small project with touch up spray paint, but you can't hardly find my weird color-and I really wanted it to be perfect-which it is, and clear coated to last. In case you are wondering, I paid $350 to have this done. It started out as $250, but my wife picked it up and she paid that. I would complain, but it was still cheaper than any other place near hear by $50.00 at that price and it is flawless. I'll try to upload some photos next and you can see some other additions that make my Jeep unique-built with Amazon items.It’s pretty straightforward and would be a breeze - unless you have fog lights, then it’s not as simpleSharp look. Hope the finish will hold up. Happy with the purchase at this time.The grill looks great. Easy to install and I’m very happy!I used a glue gun to glue and route the wires on the backside of the grill to help keep them out of the way and not showing. It was fairly easy. Screwed in all the led lights, glued the wires the way I wanted them on the backside to hide...mounted ground underside bolt under the hood, plugged the red wire into silver fuse on fuse block.Most of the holes on the top line up, except for one. The hole (2nd from the outside on the passenger side immediately in front of the radiator cap) does not line up. Every clip is in its proper location, and grille looks good, but this is a quality control problem.