Roll Bar Done *Pix*
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Car: 1988 Camaro IROC-Z
Roll Bar Done *Pix*
Well not totally but i'm done welding, and i got it primed, just bought some Black Metal Flake paint for it today and i'm gonna start painting tomorrow
Enjoy!



Enjoy!


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Car: 1966 impala , 1998 sebring vert,1978 buick regal turbo, 1991 chevy silverado 3/4ton 4x4 lifted
Engine: 283, 2.5,3.8 turbo 350
Transmission: powerglide,auto overdrive, th350,4L80
id say very carefully ....lol....but seriously it looks really good
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Originally posted by AFTERMIDNIGHT
what kit is that? nice job man...
what kit is that? nice job man...
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Originally posted by jocww
so how are you gonna paint the tops of it again
so how are you gonna paint the tops of it again
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Originally posted by Richard De Jonsano
Are you leaving the interior out?
Are you leaving the interior out?
Roll bar is now painted, looks awesome! I'll have to snap a few pix and postem' up..
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tusche my friend. anyway i have that same cage in the elco cept mine doesnt have the rear ones didnt want to cut my back glass. can i see more pics of your door bars. like where its mounted and such also i am using aol
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Did you have to drop the gas tank to weld them back ones in? or is there room incase you burn threw? Also was there any fab. work that needed to be done or was it a put in place and weld type of deal?
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you must cut and notch on some parts of the cage for example the door bars u must cut and the harness bar u must cut and notch
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I just finished puting in mine also.
You have to fishmouth a few ends. trim a few tubes , etc...
Looks nice caint wait to see painted pic's Hopefully I get a coat on mine this weekend.
You have to fishmouth a few ends. trim a few tubes , etc...
Looks nice caint wait to see painted pic's Hopefully I get a coat on mine this weekend.
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looks awesome get that sucker painted and put the interior back in it. What good does a car do sitting in the garage. Show it off and take a ride in it. then it can be really DONE.
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Originally posted by 89formula#1
Did you have to drop the gas tank to weld them back ones in? or is there room incase you burn threw? Also was there any fab. work that needed to be done or was it a put in place and weld type of deal?
Did you have to drop the gas tank to weld them back ones in? or is there room incase you burn threw? Also was there any fab. work that needed to be done or was it a put in place and weld type of deal?
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Don't weld near any gas tank unless its filled with water guys or removed from the car and WAY out of sight. Its not worth risking your life and car and garage/home/shop just to save a few hours hassle to remove the tank. Don't think an Argon purge will work either. The ONLY way to be safe is to remove it or drain it and fill it with water
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