It took an extra person to get the brush guard into position.  Thankfully my neighbor Lonnie stopped by and lended a hand.  I unscrewed the chrome piece out of my grill and I am stripping the chrome off of it.  I had a small section that was de-laminating and it looked like crap so I will either remove the balance of the chrome and paint it flat black or I will go to the bone yard and find a replacement.  Anyway, we got the brush guard mounted just as darkness caught up with us.  Again, one photo below needs to be rotated counter-clockwise.  Don't know what the deal is, but there it is.  I took it out for a drive in the darkness to see how much the brush guard reduced my headlight beam.  It appears to be negligible.

Was able to adjust the brush guard a little today.  I tilted it backwards about one inch which leveled it out better with the hood.  I  painted it flat black and then completed the grill insert mod and called it good.  

Looks like it fits good!

Nice job.  Looks real good. 

Thank you much.   

Fits so good, it looks like it grew there.

Oh yeah, and I got tired of the aluminum rims that I had on Buster so I went to my local "man mall" (junkyard) and found 5 steelie stock rims from a '96-'98 Tracker, cleaned them up then sanded them down, wiped them down with Xylol then painted them semi-gloss black and ended up with an inexpensive set of black steelie rims to mount my Courser AT2s on. The AT2s have a solid tread strip down the center which reduces the road rumble the straight Courser ATs had quite bit more.  I have just a very slight rumble when cruising down the highway.  Barely noticeable.