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That grill is too porous to be zombie proof, your radiator is gonns get gummed up quick with guts and gore, and with the larger gaps like that you can even get broken bone through there. It’s an awesome looking truck, but I doubt it would pass an actual test against a zombie hoard.
This is good for about 1 hour of driving before it runs out of gas. So who’s going to be the one getting out of the car to fill it up from a station surrounded with zombies? Sure no zombies may get in, but you ain’t getting out.
No no no, this is all form and no function when it comes to zombies. I’m thinking something more [like this] (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlZh9-NQEyI)