#Chevy front license plate bracket windows#

The bumper bears two thin reflectors on either side and a bulky section on the center (which functions as a tow hitch cover on the real-life Suburban), while the bottom side has a polymer finish and dual-exit, dual squared exhausts derived from the older iteration.

These units are split into four sections, being large red units that work as the upper brake lamps and the lower main lamps, split by dual units that work as the outer reverse lamps and the inner turn signals. There are thin tail light units that sit between the rear windscreen and the protruding rear bumper. The rear features a large windscreen on the top half of the rear compartment door and a solid panel on the lower half that has a chrome detail just below the windscreen, a central section for the number plate, the manufacturer logo above the number plate section and 'GRANGER' lettering embossed on the lower left corner. A third brake light is seen on the center of the same roof spoiler. On the roof, there are five longitudinal ridges and a roof rail at either side that have a chrome finish with black edges, along with what looks like a roof spoiler at the top of the rear windscreen.

#Chevy front license plate bracket windows#

The greenhouse area features windows that have thin black trim around the edges, B-pillars finished with black trim and black rear-view mirrors near the A-pillars, as well as a chrome trim around the side windows.

The body has additional extra formations on the upper area, at the same height as the top of the grille and running parallel to the waist line, reaching the edges of the tail lamps. Compared to its older iteration, the wheel arches are slightly elevated from the rest of the body, with long slatted running board at the bottom and chrome strips on the doors, together with 'GRANGER' lettering embossed on the front doors and painted horizontal door handles. The sides of the SUV's body illustrate its intention for off-road use. The hood features a large elevated area whose boundaries continue the side boundaries of the grille, along with a smaller elevation around the center, near the windshield. The headlight units feature two outer circular lamps and two C-shaped inner lamps (leaving a small gap between the two units) and then a wide strip split between the inner main units and the outer turn signals. The headlamps have bottom edges in line between the grille bottom and the lower strip, and top edges in line with the top of the grille and below additional chrome strips. The main grille has three main horizontal chrome strips, with the manufacturer logo located between the upper and middle strips.

Similar to the older model, the main grille and headlight units are located above the front bumper. A rectangular section can be seen on the center of the strip which spans about one third of the vehicle's width, while the edges are slightly taller and hold rectangular fog lamps (which are unusable). At the base of the front bumper there is an extension made from a polymer, followed by a strip that almost spans the entirety of the vehicle's width and is also finished on the same material. The front of the SUV is similar to its older iteration, being geometric and designed to create a butch profile, but has a pointy shape on the center. Its design is almost entirely similar to the real eleventh generation Suburban but with a few differences the headlights, while shaped similarly to the Suburban, lack the bottom tab on the side, making them somewhat resemble those of the second generation Nissan Titan (A61), while the tail lights, also shaped similarly to the Suburban but with the arrangement altered, resembling those of the 2014вЂ“2021 Toyota Tundra likewise, the grille and side trim are taken from the fourth generation Cadillac Escalade (GMTK2XL).

The Granger 3600LX is primarily based on the eleventh generation Chevrolet Suburban (GMTK2YC).